who will have your back, that is who hillary clinton is, that is who patrick murphy is. they will always be there for you and that is why you have got to be there for him starting monday. [cheering and applause] in contrast you have donald trump. [booing] don't boo, vote! booing doesn't do any good. so and get your friends to vote. get uncle joe to vote. .et cookie to vote get javier to vote. trump can't hear you from here. he can hear you when you go to the ballot box and vote. [cheering] pres. obama: i know donald trump hangs around here in florida, i don't think he represents the values of florida. here's a guy who repeatedly stiffs small business owners and workers who have done work for him. he thinks that is smart, just don't pay them and let them try to sue. here is a guy who doesn't release his tax returns. first presidential candidate in decades who will not release his tax returns. it is either because he is not as rich as he says he is, or as he admits he hasn't paid federal income taxes in years. he said that is smart. he thinks you are suckers for doing what

a soldier who knew the brutality of war, a man who hates poor.eneral,nother mcarthur, eisenhower learned. philippines to the in 1934, the man mcarthur picked was eisenhower from his achievements, not political promises. americans know the essence of eisenhower. american system rests upon the rights and dignity of the individual's. the success of that system depends upon the assumption by individualsonal responsibility for the safety and welfare of the whole. no government official, no , a united and determined american citizenry is under god the mightiest force the earth is -- has seen. goodbye and good luck. [applause] uniform as president of columbia, eisenhower warned that communism must befall it on every front. >> in today's struggle, no freeman, no free institution can be neutral. all must be joined in a common profession, that of democratic citizenship. there will be no administrative suppression or distortion of any subject that merits a place in the universe. communism, for example, shall be taught here. it's ideological development, its

voters decide who wins and who loses, period, end of story. and right now, thankfully, folks are coming out in droves to vote early. it's amazing to see, we are making our voices heard all across this country because when they go low -- [ audience responds with "we go high." ] >> and we know that every vote matters, every single vote. and if you have any doubt, consider this, back in 2008 and i say this everywhere i go, barack won north carolina by about 14,000 votes. [ cheers and applause ] which sounds like a lot. but when you break that number down the difference between winning and losing this state was a little over two votes per precinct. see i want you all to take that in. because i know that there are people here who didn't vote. two votes. and people knew people who didn't vote. two votes. if just two or three folks per precinct had gone the other way, barack would have lost that state, could have lost the election. and let's not forget back in 2012 barack actually did lose this state by about 17 votes per precinct. 17. that's how pre

who are of color, people who are ethnic and religious minorities that the man who is allegedly there to calm donald trump down and calm the waters, you know, believes that it is appropriate for people to use religion as a basis to discriminate against, you know, gays -- the gay and lesbian community or the african-american community or to a man who literally wanted to pass legislation to stop syrian refugees from being resettled in indiana. >> christian. >> to closing down planned parenthood. he is someone who does not believe in civil liberties for anyone unless they appear to be a white male. it's a very scary notion. >> and i have been fascinated by this notion that white evangelical christians -- we shouldn't lump all evangelicals together, there are black evangelicals who are not down with this. >> and nice white evangelicals, too. >> and there are liberal evangelical christians. but this notion of being able to say that, you know, you are for -- you are evangelical christian, you're a bible-believing christian but that somebody who is not only thrice married but also quite vulg

as anybody who has ever run for this office, and somebody who has proven himself unfit to lead or represent this country that we love. and i've said this before. democrats and republicans have always had their differences and that's a good thing. that's how democracy is supposed to work. when i was running against john mccain, when i was running against mitt romney, we had serious disagreements and debates about economic policy and foreign policy and social policy and those elections were close. i thought i had the better argument and i would be the better president. but i could have seen either one of them serving honorably, not embarrassing us on the world stage. they would have engaged in legitimate debates and normal democratic processes. but that's not the case with today's republican nominee. he doesn't have the temperament, he doesn't have the knowledge, he doesn't seem to have the interest in acquiring the knowledge, or the basic honesty that a president needs to have. and that was true before we heard him talking about how he treats women. and it was -- don't boo. what do i say? >>

the point is, you deserve leaders who show up to work, who do their homework, who care more about you than about just hanging onto their job, who will have your back. that is who hillary clinton is. that's who patrick murphy is. they will always be there for you, and that's why you have got to be there for them, starting monday when you go early vote! and in contrast, you got donald trump. oh! don't boo. vote! don't -- booing doesn't do any good. vote. and get your friends to vote. get uncle joe to vote. get, you know, pookie to vote and javier to vote. vote! don't boo. trump can't hear you from hear. but he can hear you when you go to the ballot box and vote. [ cheers and applause ] i know -- i know trump hangs around here in florida, but you know, i don't think he represents the values of florida. here is a guy who repeatedly stiffs small business owners and workers who have done work for him. in fact, he thinks that's smart. just don't pay them. then let them try to sue. this is a guy who doesn't release his tax returns. first president -- first presidential candidate in decades wh

but that is who she is.t she spent her life doing, fighting for every child in every family. not just popping off, but working. [applause] by the way, debra ross will do the same thing when you elect heard to be your next senator. [applause] she is a worker. she has heard your story. she is going to fight to make sure working families have a fair shot. that shot. that our kids have a world-class education. that seniors have a secure retirement they have earned. unlike her opponent, she certainly is not going to keep standing with donald trump. let me just -- i need to say something. somebody's yelling at me again. [inaudible] thank you. he was okay. he's okay. you know what? this is democracy at work. this is great. hold up. hold up a second. i heard some people booing, don't blue, because it doesn't really matter if some young man just runs across think it's is five seconds of fame, what matters -- by, i'll get back to that later, i have another i have another thing i want to talk about. let me just say thi

in this stage who he had literally pushing back at and who are calling for him to be resigned and who are basically law-enforcement setting and death threats. so he's one of these guys who really do trying to fix it, trying to do the right thing but being between these poles were it would've been very difficult. >> i keep coming back to this question. let me ask this first. greedy in this book reader i find myself for my sympathies are pretty clear. i found myself frustrated. it's a very interesting night of tribute. you know it's going to happen in your life come on. you know what i mean, you say that you find yourself in moment like that where you're actually frustrated people even though you know what's going to happen? >> way. one of the stories he is talking about his many of the guys in the yard unnoticed at the observers is these people who they have lifted up his real heroes who will speak to them and they wanted someone from the blood panther party. they originally wanted huey newton, but today golf was bobby seale. it is not a very flattering portrait of bobby seale because

who knows if there's more to come. the controversy over trump's treatment of women have taken toll on his poll numbers in his relationship with his own party. the more donald trump gets backed into a corner, the more he reverts to the dark dystopic world view of outlets like breitbart and infowars. trump denied the allegations against him and cast doubt on his accusers. >> these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. these events never, ever happened and the people that said them meekly fully understand you take a look at these people, you study these people, and you'll understand also. >> at that rally, trump spoke in apocalyptic, messianic terms about the state of the country and his own role in changing it. >> this is not simply another four-year election. this is a crossroads in the history of our civilization that will determine whether or not we, the people, reclaim control over our government. this is a struggle for the survival of our nation. believe me. an

there were a lot of rich people who had buildings in new york, but there was only one donald trump who was always in the paper with some other babe who wanted him. and that was a direct quote from someone who knew him. so i think for a long time women got attention for donald trump. and for some reason, i think he liked attention. [laughter] and i think that he, when you go to his office, i've interviewed him in his office, and i've talked to melania on the phone, it's very striking that there's only really good looking women in the office. he talks about women's appearances nonstop. i mean, he's 70 years old, and i know a lot of older people often, you know, when they see somebody, they say it, but it's very unusual to have a presidential candidate -- and he's getting tripped up on this every so often because appearances do matter. so in contrast to the old days where he just loved talking about donald trump ask women -- and women, we don't hear from them anymore. >> mary had an especially revealing interview with donald trump's lawyer about this question of how trump had spent years

for the people who work in the office, certainly someone who has experience in that office -- i've heres deputy attorney general -- who understands the role of both the prosecution side and the civil side in the office of attorney general. that will enhance the morale. the people of the commonwealth of pennsylvania -- having been elected four times to the senate of pennsylvania with three counties -- knowing my integrity, knowing my desire to get jobs done, knowing my desire to do what's best for the people of pennsylvania, i will assure them, with an ethics policy that we've already published on our website, the proper use of government property. we're going to have programs in place for all the attorneys to follow, all the agents to follow in that office. there will be continuing legal-education classes. there will be human-resource classes to make sure everybody in that office is following -- or are following all the same policies, in the same direction of that office. and i will take the time as well, as attorney general, to have press conferences to assure the people of pennsylvani

this is a guy who goes on national radio and talks about disgusting. who does that? who does that? and that's why it's so ironic that he thinks this would be a good idea. this is not somebody who's listening to his advisers. chris, i have colleagues in the senate who have been wringing their hands about donald trump. they've said to me, claire, he'll surround himself with good people and listen to them. clearly not. he's not listening to people around him because everyone around him is saying, don't go the beauty queen, lay off the personal marriage situation of the clintons. he's paying no attention. >> senator, you can argue whether it's appropriate or not, but i think his point with regard to the sex scandal isn't what bill clinton did, it's more what hillary clinton did and whether she really is a champion of women. the fact is, over the course of these years, she has gone after a number of women about allegations that turned out to narcissistic loony tune. she said gennifer flowers was a gold digger. here she is. >> here's some failed cabaret singer who doesn't even have much

who's left? her elitist friends in new york. that's who's left. kennedy: she never understood bernie supporters. she never understood the truks of their argument and frustration. this only goe goes to show thate is con desendin -- she is con s scending. >> i think your comments are after this evening. kennedy: little children who need a pat on the head who don't have any life experience. >> i love your show because i love your mockery. but these are people getting out of college. so they are 21, 22 years old. look to for jobs and opportunities. if you got out of college at that time, you hit a wall in terms of the american economy. kennedy: what do they have in common for people who don't venture into politics who are supporting donald trump. i have always said this. i think there is so much in comparison with bernie sanders and donald trump. they have so much in common. >> let's talk about the populist ager in the country. also people who feel left behind in a moment of tremendous change in society with regard to the economy. kennedy: she doesn't

just looking at who we're seeing come in here. didn't see who that was.ortant. much more so than we even thought when donald trump didn't do well in the first debate. we thought this was going to be important. that makes that look like 100 year ago at this point. but what we really have to keep looking for is republicans. nevermind him adding voters. nevermind him getting undecided voters. how are republicans going to see this debate? and will the exodus continue and grow? >> what's the reaction you're getting, john, from republicans who saw this news conference, if you will, the photo op, with the women who accused bill clinton of the sexual aggression? >> they're echoing the point that gloria made. this is donald trump's full and final divorce from the republican party. they're aghast. they don't think it is the right strategy. they think he is having a breitbart tv reality show before the second presidential debate. a debate in which if he has a poor performance, they believe the race is over. some already believe the race is over. in some ways, it mak

who who who h2 prisons in attica but not one member of law enforcement so part of this book is the story about how that happens and the extraordinary levels that state and federal government go to to present the police and police from the very beginning are removing photographs, licing if film, indeed i think in one of the most damming pieces of evidence in the book in days after this retaking the governor is essentially per he has to have an investigation this is kind of a disaster. there's bodies everywhere as one doctor said it resembled a story war painting inside of attica, and so he does appoint someone to -- investigate attica. but what no one knew it was that within days after this -- retaking and three more times in secret meetings at rockefeller's pool house, that new york state police are there. the architects of the retaking who were then allowed to investigate the retaking. the head of the attica investigation is at the meeting. and there's a whole cast of characters and over these meetings they essentially get their stories straight and you just quickly understand that ther

lee kimberg, who has received a federal grant, the arise grant. that really builds upon the partnership of san francisco general hospital, ucsf, bay area legal aid, la casa, against violence and trauma recovery center to provide integrated screening, counseling, quality counseling, and effective referrals to all of the women who go through our county health system. so this type of integration we feel is very promising. it's a national leader and it's becoming a national model of how we in san francisco can integrate our services better to serve our most vulnerable population at their most vulnerable times. thank you very much for all you have your service. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, dr. chan and i want to acknowledge kathy, who is here representing sheriff vicky hennessey and our assessor-recorder carmen chu would like to say a few words. >> thank you, i serve as san francisco's elected asesor and i'm so honored to stand with beverly and with you, emily and all of our community partners to bring awareness to domestic violence. my comment

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, who give second chances, who value coming together over their own protection. and i think maybe the answer there is it would be a nice option if you felt like it wouldn't -- if you trusted schools to do it well and if you thought that the other options would truly remain on the table for survivors. >> can i add to that i thought about restorative justice in this context and what i would add to what alexandra just said is that, you know, first as a doctrinal matter, restorative justice is absolutely possible under title ix. and, you know, there is a fair amount of, to my mind, misinformation out there about the idea that ocr or that title ix that schools would risk title ix but putting restorative justice processes in place. and i don't think that's supported at all by the actual law. but, you know the -- where that comes from is fact that there is comes from is the fact that there is a prohibition in the 2001 revised guidance under title ix against mediation. and so one thing that i think is important to keep in mind about restorative justice is that restorativ

what we need to do is make sure those people who are here illegally now who play by the rules, who pay their taxes, who do all the things that citizens need to do as citizens of this country, have the opportunity to legal status and ultimately citizenship, and that those who do not, those who commit crimes, should be deported. but i think that should be the basis for an immigration reform that we can pass in the united states that can keep families together and ultimately will make our economy stronger, too. because we are bringing these folks out of the shadows, into the economy, being productive members of our country. one of the greatest things about the united states, what sets us apart from other countries, is our rich history of immigration and the fact that for many we have become one. it makes our culture so much more diverse and makes us stronger as a people. that is something we should embrace. mr. pezza: would you like to extend your comments? anything else? thank you, gentlemen. a person who is 21 years old today would have been in middle school when the great recession hit

the point is you deserve leaders who show up to work, who do their homework, who care more about you than about just hanging onto their jobs, who will have your back. that is who hillary clinton is. that's who patrick murphy is. they will always be there for you, and that's why you have to be there for them starting monday when you go early vote. and in contrast, you've got donald trump. oh! don't boo! don't -- booing doesn't do any good. vote and get your friends to vote. get uncle joe to vote. get, you know, pookie to vote and javier to vote. vote! don't boo. trump can't hear you from here. but he can hear you when you go to the ballot box and vote. i know trump hangs around here in florida, but, you know, i don't think he represents the values of florida. here's a guy who repeatedly gips business workers who have done work for him, and he thinks it's smart to just not pay them and have them try to sue. first presidential candidate in decades who won't release his tax returns, and it's either because he's not as rich as he says he is, or, as he admits, he hasn't paid federal income

who is right in this case?i think the whole phenomena of re-examining sentencing across the board -- i mean, this is a national phenomena. we had president obama, for the very first time, visit a federal penitentiary. he's commuting sentences of people that have been unfairly sentenced, and i think that's the right thing to do. we need to change the mind-set of -- we lock up more people in this country than any other country in the world, including dictatorships. i mean, that's a frightening prospect. so we got to revisit this broadly, and it begins with these individual cases. >> seth williams having a tough time across the board in a number of places. and on this case, a district judge came out and got really angry and said, "you're just offering these sentences to make yourself look good." that's something you should take to heart that that does not sound good to the public -- and he's trying to run for re-election -- when a judge says, "you're just doing this to try to make yourself look good." >> i think,

and maybe as a nation, we have the right to be selective about who we do admit and who we don't admit. >> absolutely we do. absolutely. these criminals are people that we don't need. they aren't productive in our society. >> 30 seconds, what would you like to tell folks out there? >> this is something that can happen to anyone. you always dread that knock on the door in the middle of the night that one of your children may be hurt, so on and so forth. but what i'd say is keep hold of the loved ones, keep them close. if you'd like more information on grant's law, h.r. 2942, you can go to youtube and see the press conference with me, matt salmon and sheriff arpaio. kate's law, there's also a video on youtu f law. i'd really like it if somebody would take a look at it. >> steve, thank you for being here. i'm so sorry for the loss of your son. >> thank you, sir. >> we'll see you next week on newsmaker sunday. - as one of the caribbean's top destinations, the dominican republic is not exactly off the travel trail. indeed, tourism is booming, so much so that today it's very possible to go a

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those who died for freedom and those who paid the way for others to follow.will celebrate great achievements against great odds. powerl remind us of the of dreams and faith. it will caution us that more work lies ahead and that the road will not be an easy one. americans, for all it will also remind us that what brings us together is stronger than what keeps us apart. thank you. [applause] >> our emotions today come not enough tobeing lucky play a part, but being the sons and daughters of those who came before us. we come to think our great ancestors who are inside this museum. and a more personal way, to thank our own family whose courage and tenacity set us on our way. left arkansas because there was no high school education and few opportunities for him or his mother. chicago where he was teased for his raggedy clothes but his mind was ablaze with new ideas. loveas its white readers white magazines, wouldn't black readers like to read something about their own lives and aspirations? [applause] mother, theyh my went on to create the most accessible -- succe

who is your vote?ally convincing because you had trumped using nasty words of the last couple of months, and you had hillary clinton fighting for children's rights. she is a grandmother. molesterot that child off and left about it. and her foundation stole $2 billion from children in haiti. pretty caring. out allanted to point the good stuff and think that she is winning right now thanks to the millions of people in debt were voting -- who are voting. host: you want to stay with us and let us know who you're voting for? caller: hillary is cricket -- crooked? host: who are you voting for? caller: donald trump. host: thanks for the call. last call, betty in las vegas. who are you voting for and why? caller: hillary clinton because i love her and she gets the job done. we need a female president, we need one. host: ok, thanks. we will leave it there and take your phone calls tomorrow morning on "washington journal." hillary clinton tomorrow will be with tim kaine in pennsylvania at a campaign rally at 4:4

no, we need a chief executive who is prepared to lead, who won't blame the congress, who will lead to bring down that deficit, who will make tough choices on spending . bernard: governor? gov. dukakis: will go out and do the job that we expect of him and do it with the congress of the united states. [applause] bernard: and to governor dukakis. ann: governor, let me follow up on that by asking you you've said it many times that you have balanced 10 budgets in a row in massachusetts. are you promising the american people here tonight that within a four-year presidential term, you will balance the federal budget? gov. dukakis: no, i'm not sure i can promise that. i don't think either one of us can really. there is no way of anticipating what may happen. i will say this, that we will set as our goal a steady, gradual reduction of the deficit, which will require tough choices on spending. it will require a good strong rate of economic growth. it will require a plan that the president works out with the congress, doesn't blame them, works it out with them, which brings that deficit down. it

how is he going to deal with this and who ises the donald trump who lives today who's running for president today and how is his character adjusts to his crisis. can he take the heat? we'll look at it in the morning bh when we read the papers. it is a challenge. it is about the clock. tomorrow, we have a few hours of daytime on saturday and we have the eve of the debate, saturday night and we have the long morning shows, hours of morning shows "meet the press" and the rest of them all talking about this if he does not do something between now and then. maybe 100 million people are watching on sunday night and i would expect the first question would be about this. the reason is, it will be on the minds of those involved who are invite todd t invite to the town meeting. the people coming in would be focused on this appropriately and the participants will be 50/50 men and women and women will ask these questions and the men will too of thoughtful and some what sensitive will raise the issues, too. there with mr. bush and it is a pretty -- >> chris, i have to interrupt you. >> donald trump's vi

i want a president who's proud of our country and who lifts me up. this is going to work.ould be wrong. i'm not just spinning here. >> what's so interesting, though, you see those trump supporters and there's a way that when you have a hero, when you have somebody who's reaching out to you as he's been doing and trying to give you some hope, you project a lot onto him and you forgive a lot. i think some of these trump voters are going to be where jeff is. i think you have a lot of people who are very uncomfortable with this and who are going to say to themselves, you know what, there's just something unseemly, it's hard to feel great about the braggadocio stuff when it -- >> we got to take a quick break. want to hear from more of our panelists. >>> when we come back, we'll talk about how big of a speed bump donald trump's taxes may be now that fedex has helped us simplify our e-commerce, we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. wel

who wins the presidency? who wins the house and senate?o win and to be our next president. but, whether it's her, her, donald trump, i think they're both people who want to grow the size of government don't respect our constitution in the way that mindy and i believe it should be. that's what i think the outcome will be at the presidential level. i believe that republicans will likely hold onto the house. the sent out senate is less certain. i think donald trump is definitely making it much more difficult for republicans to hold onto the senate and hold onto the market that they've had in the house last couple of years. >> evan, and mindy independent presidential and vice presidential candidate joining us in salt lake city, utah. thank you for being with us on c-span. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> donald trump's running mate, governor mike pence was in salt lake city today and urged utah voters not to vote for an independent candidate. recent polls have evan mcmullen in second place behind donald trump in u

salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their hand and that is a gift. we don't need a cold, corporate entity. we need someone to recognize the uniqueness and the beauty and the charm that is right here in the southeast of san francisco. there are many people that i want to thank today. todd, jokingly mentioned my harassing phone calls for about a year. but there are other members of his staff that i have harassed. i want to walk joakim torres [ applause ] and to represent a bayview resident and

you know who doesn't want you know who who's there's no reason for you want to make trouble for yourself that you don't create yourself. but he's making a different decision. he's saying no i don't buy it. i don't want to own it. i don't want to say that i'm about the same things that donald trump is. i'm going to be for my party and those ideas. you're not doing that. >> hold on. no, no, no. so paul ryan hasn't withdrawn his support or endorsement -- >> no but he won't campaign for him. i mean when does that happen >> hold on. in wisconsin we have a great republican party from the scott walker -- >> true -- >> -- best party in the state. in the country. and paul ryan has driven a million dollars into our get out the vote operation that helped senator ron johnson but also helped donald trump. paul is doing things that truly help get out our vote that help donald trump. now he might not be hitting the campaign trail with him, but the things that he does, is helping our ticket up and down from the top to the senate, to house races. and again, it's easy to come at mae and say, hey, duffy wh

he thinks there's someone or some thing, some panel, who decides who is allowed to run for president. how is she allowed? such a deeply, stupid question. and his audiences clearly do not understand how stupid that question is. they have forgotten one of the central principles of the american presidency, and that is that this is the country where anyone can grow up to be president, as long as you were born here. and that's always been true, even before women had the right to vote, they actually had the right to run for president and be president. the constitution uses the word person to describe who is eligible to run for president, not man. any person who is a natural born citizen. some women actually ran for president in the 19th century, long before women had the right to vote. donald trump is the living, breathing proof that anyone who was born in this country is, as he would put it, allowed to run for president. if there was an exam you had to pass to run for president, donald trump wouldn't be running today. he has no idea how much rank ignorance he expresses every team he says t

who are we? and i think we need to ask that as individuals, as families, as communities, as parties, as a country. who am i? what do i really believe? what is worth dying for what is worth living for, what have we learned over the last 200 years that we see this is the essence of who we are, this is what made us great. this is what made us stable. this is what brought us out of, you know, darkness and the cold into warmth, into this. >> rose: well, people with have very different political views than you are saying the same thing. and then they should come together as you say, first speak to the issue. and then do something. >> yeah. >> rose: which is the deeds. thank you for coming. >> charlie, thank you. >> rose: glenn beck, pleasure to you have. back in a moment. stay with us. sarah jessica park certificate here. she stars in the new comedy veers "divorced" it am coulds from creator sharon horgan, she and thomas hayden church play a new york couple who decided to end their marriage after almos

know what donald trump is about, but by leaders who are silent or who are dismissive about this. i think that, forget what's happening in this election, that is going to have a long-term implication for the rest of the country. >> dickerson: tammy, address that idea of leaders being silent, but then also donald trump has talked about his accusers, he's used some pretty tough words about those accusers and evaluated them on their attractiveness, which seems to be the thing that got him in trouble in the first place. >> it's really good we're not electing a husband or a boyfriend. we're electing a president. if you're in the ambulance and you're going to the trauma center and there is a trauma surgeon, i'm not particularly going to care how that person is going to be speaking that. person is going to get do you live another day to, be able to get out of that emergency room, to be able to function the next day. now, look, i can tell you the obamas probably have the best marriage since the reagans in the white house. mr. obama clearly does not offend anyone when it comes to the nhl o

[laughter] donald is a man who's publicly humiliated the mother of his children, who you'll read in my book made up stories that beautiful women, kim basinger, madonna, carla bruni, were founding on his door because, after all, everyone in america's got to have donald. by the way, not only did none of these women want to notch their lipstick case, two of them had never met him, apparently, and the third one had a brief conversation with him and refers to him as the king of sleaze. [laughter] now, donald as has spent his entire life doing business con artists, with mafia, with russian mobsters, with swindlers. his entire life. not surprisingly, since his father, fred trump -- a very industrious guy who also was a profiteer on post-world war ii housing projects -- had a business partner, willie tom sell low, who according to law enforcement reports was an associate and a front for the gambino and genevese organized crime families. so donald can, not unsurprisingly, after graduating from college where he keeps saying nobody's ever seen president obama when he went to columbia. like, you k

mayor bob buckhorn, who is here -- who is here with his two daughters.overnor charlie crist, soon to be congressman charlie crist. i have to say, we have two great candidates here. david singer, and today for the house of representatives, and rena frazier, another candidate. and we have the great talent of angela bassett with us today. [cheers and applause] so, my friends, here is the advice that i got. it is a beautiful day in tampa, but it is warm. and some of you had been here a while right? ,and i'm watching the flags. so long as they are waiting, i know there is a breeze. if they stop waving, i am really going to cut this short. so let me start by thanking you for being here. [cheers and applause] audience: hillary, hillary, hillary, hillary, hillary. mrs. clinton: thank you, thank you. well, i will tell you, if i ever need a pickup, i'm coming back to tampa, mayor. [cheers and applause] with 13 days left in this election, we cannot stop for a minute. no complacency here. we have got to get everybody out to vote. and i hope in addition to the people

of both a new leader, a republican leader who can win, who can defeat hillary clinton. that's what unites us more than ev the fact washington political establishment is broken and hillary clinton needs to be defeated. we need al that. i would like to see%q? the republican party identify such a party andb5?t that change. >> you identified flaws with # a lot of people are now joining you over the last 48 hours. a lot of democrats and even some voters in the middle are going to say why now? there was some like me who had raised questions in light of warning signs early on. there were a lot of others who wanted to be persuaded, who hoped they might be what was released less than 48 hours ago was less than persuasive. in fact, it turned a lot of people off to the point that i have serious doubts now about mr. trump's ability to defeat hillary clinton. in fact, i don't think he can. there is aoh?e? here for mr. trump to have a legacy in this election cycle and for his supporters, who are really energetic and have done a whole lot of good as far as expanding legacy that could

but who, right? >> whoever did it. >> but who? >> the whole thing about her and her calmness, how do you attribute her ability to stay calm and carry on? he gets more puffy all the time. alec baldwin has his number, because there's that same essence of frustration and anger. >> her calmness is the good side of what people regard as her bad side, her inauthenticity and robotic quality. that may all be true, but when it comes down to this extraordinary stylized debate performance, just staying cool is the winning game. >> acting. acting like -- you go back and get mad later, but on the stage, you look the guy in the eye. look at her, she's calm, no sweat. and he's been out there saying she's dying of pneumonia and she's on drugs and she's as calm as can be. she doesn't look like a person who's influenced by drugs or anything like that. >> i think in any debate, knowledge and depth are the basis of confidence, right? and she knows this stuff cold. she knows the middle east, she knows the policy, she knows her own position. she has at

and that's a different guy. >> yeah, who's that guy? >> who's that guy? >> who is that guy though? >> seth: who's that guy, yeah. >> i never met that guy. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that guy looks like the cop that who comes in and says the ballistics are back. >> and you know like, i've never even like, done anything physical. so like -- >> seth: yeah. >> i'm just never going to get those parts. to just fully commit to this. >> same leather jacket -- same pleatehr jacket from member's only, though. >> seth: really? >> the same --yeah. same jacket. >> seth: that speaks volumes to how much the man makes the jacket. >> i love member's only. >> seth: well there you go. is anyone watching from member's only? because i love you. >> seth: if not we'll get them this tape. >> yeah, please. >> thank you. >> seth: thank you guys so much for being here. >> thank you. >> seth: congratulations on the show. >> thank you. >> seth: i'm a big fan of both of you. [ cheers and applause ] ben sinclair and katja blichfeld everybody. new episodes of "high maintenance" air friday

. >> who's carlos?> my brother. >> no way. >> it is. >>> and -- ♪ we could have had it all >> rolling in the deep with the trump family. donald, melania and the children talk with george stephanopoulos. why he's taking issue with hillary for spending time at an adele concert. first the "nightline 5." >> think your heartburn pill works fast? take the zantac it challenge. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. >> the new recess pew of beneful is really excellent. the first ingredient is chicken. i feel like when he eats ben thatfbenful he furnishes into a puppy most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and... line the pockets of wa

but now it's all i think about-- the way the whiskey makes me feel-- a person who does that, who drinks whiskey for a living, and i just hope that by coming here and t-talking about it, i can stop... drinking... whiskey. (all) thanks, huck. (pressing buttons) (sighs) (rings) (fitz) ...gave spiritual counsel to seven presidents. in times of crisis, he was a tireless reminder... (ring) to all americans, to every citizen of the world, to heed those better angels within ourselves. (ring) in his departure, it's incumbent upon the rest of us, most especially those of us-- (turns off tv) (ring) james-- i did not say one word. i can't have a baby with you because i already have a baby, and his name is president fitzgerald grant. and my baby is troubled and angry and exhausting if i keep my eyes on him every minute and make sure that he eats his vegetables, and so i don't have the time or the energy or extra space in my soul for another baby, james. i'm sorry. i don't. i can't. i don't have it in me to take care of someone else because i'm busy taking care of the united states of america. (sets

police had told us yesterday that they had a good idea who they were looking for. now they have a 23-year-old man in custody, but still haven't released his name.we also learned today that the uber driver was bringing the women to the journeyman hotel when the accident happened. fellow uber drivers have set up fu we only know as "tim." i spoke with him and he says he's a bit sore, but overall thankful his children have a father. we're also learning more about the three women involved. ashley sawatzke was from menomonee falls, and well known in the community ... her family owned a local flower shop, and as law enforcement was responding to the crash, a menomonee falls dispatcher realized her friend may have been a victim when she heard about the accident.the other lindsey cohen are originally from ohio, but the three women had worked together at emergy b. bbdo. they put out this statement today, saying all three were incredible exhuberant women taken too soon."we are absolutely devastated by the loss of these three incredible, exhuberant young women who were taken f

this is a man who denies climate change is caused by humans who calls vladimir putin a stronger leaderhan president obama, who says president obama invented isis who for years has claimed president obama was not even born in the united states. ironically it's an embarrassment embarrassment -- an embarrassment here. to suggest that the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia was part of a plot. he refers to women he doesn't like his pigs and slobs and call the former miss universe miss piggy. he said thousands and thousands of muslims in new jersey celebrated the twin towers collapsing, wants to ban muslims from entering. says a federal judge has a conflict of interest in considering a case against trump universiuniversi ty because of his mexican heritage and i could go on and on. you get the point. this is demagoguery. this is wielding anxiety and frustration and pointing it at them. this is hatemongering. this is undermining the social fabric of the united states. so it's not just that donald trump is a problem. the problem is that donald trump has already poisoned the well and