[cheers] ♪ mrs. clinton: thank you! [chanting hillary!] mrs. clinton: thank you so much. i am so excited to be here. i want to thank you. [cheers] mrs. clinton: i want to give a big shout out -- i'm here with a lot of great people who are working so hard in this campaign. i want to thank evan, that you so much ken. remember the congress, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. congressman hastings. and your congresswoman, lois frankel. [cheers] mrs. clinton: i also wonder think sheriff israel for being here. and mayer resnick just gave me a key to the city. [cheers] mrs. clinton: i want to thank my longtime friend and such a great leader, chad griffin. human rights campaign president. i know chad told me there are a bunch of human rights campaign organizers. [cheers] mrs. clinton: as i've said many times, hrc sounds good to me. [cheers] mrs. clinton: well, my friends, just nine days left until november 8. nine days that really will determine the outcome of the most important election of our lifetimes. we cannot take anyone or anything for granted. it is great to be here a

mrs. clinton: built with chinese steel. mr. trump: i sat there watching paid for by all your friends on wall street who spent so much money because they know you will protect them. if you don't like what i did, you should have changed the law. chris: i want to ask you about one last question in this topic. you have been warning at rallies recently that this election is clintonand that hillary is in the process of trying to steal it from you. your running mate, governor pence, pledged on sunday that he and you will, his words, absolutely accept the result of this election. today your daughter ivanka. said the same thing i want to ask you, do you make the same commitment, sir, that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? mr. trump: i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i will look at it at the time. what i have seen is so bad. first of all, the media is so corrupt, and so the pile on is so amazing the "new york times" actually wrote an article about it. it is so dishonest, and the poison

mrs. clinton: built with chinese steel. mr. trump: i sat there watching paid for by all your friends on wall street who spent so much money because they know you will protect them. if you don't like what i did, you should have changed the law. chris: i want to ask you about one last question in this topic. you have been warning at rallies recently that this election is clintonand that hillary is in the process of trying to steal it from you. your running mate, governor pence, pledged on sunday that he and you will, his words, absolutely accept the result of this election. today your daughter ivanka. said the same thing i want to ask you, do you make the same commitment, sir, that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? mr. trump: i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i will look at it at the time. what i have seen is so bad. first of all, the media is so corrupt, and so the pile on is so amazing the "new york times" actually wrote an article about it. it is so dishonest, and the poison

clinton. mrs. clinton: as he was talking, i was thinking about a young girl i met in las vegas am a carla, who is very worried that her parents might be deported because she was born in this country, but they were not. they work hard, they do everything they can to give her a good life. you are right, i don't want to rip families apart. i don't want to be sending parents away from children. i don't want to see the deportation force that donald has talked about in action in our country. we have 11 million undocumented people. he said, as recently as a few weeks ago, in phoenix that every undocumented person would be subject to deportation. here is what that means. it means he would have to have a massive law enforcement presence. where law enforcement officers would be going school to school, home to home, business to business, rounding up people who are undocumented. and we would then have to put them on trains, on buses to get them out of our country. when it comes to the wall that he talks about

mrs. clinton: well -- mr. wallace: secretary clinton? mrs. clinton: at the last debate, we heard donald talking about what he did to women. and after that, a number of women have come forward saying that's exactly what he did to them. now, what was his response? well, he held a number of big rallies where he said that he could not possibly have done those things to those women because they were not attractive enough for them to be assaulted. mr. trump: i did not say that. i did not say that. mrs. clinton: in fact, he went on to say -- mr. wallace: her two minutes -- sir, her two minutes. her two minutes. mr. trump: i did not say that. mr. wallace: it's her two minutes. mrs. clinton: he went on to say, "look at her. i don't think so." about another woman, he said, "that wouldn't be my first choice." he attacked the woman reporter writing the story, called her disgusting as he has called a , number of women during this campaign. donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth, and i don't think the

[applause] mr. clinton: so -- [applause] mr. clinton: and it is all coming down, like it normally does, to a handful of places, including ohio. if you carry ohio for hillary, she will be the next president of the united states. [applause] mr. clinton: there is not a chance in the world that is not true. so, i want you not only to vote early -- to take everybody you can -- there is a lot of evidence, by the way, when you get this close to an election, what your families, friends, neighbors say to you is more important than what you see in paid ads. it really matters. i will just give you an example -- i was in destin, florida, the other day. a big republican place. that is where they sent me, where at least these people did well. this guy comes up in a clinton/gore cap, and i said thanks for being with us back then, and he said i was with her before that. [laughter] suddennton: all of a these people start listening to , him. i said what do you mean, and he said i went to an early childhood conference in the 1980's, and hillary wa

[laughter] mr. cooper: secretary clinton? mrs. clinton: well, i think donald was about to say he's going to solve it by repealing it and getting rid of the affordable care act. and i'm going to fix it, because i agree with you. premiums have gotten too high. copays, deductibles, prescription drug costs, and i've laid out a series of actions that we can take to try to get those costs down. but here's what i don't want people to forget when we're talking about reining in the costs, which has to be the highest priority of the next president, when the affordable care act passed, it wasn't just that 20 million got insurance who didn't have it before. but that in and of itself was a good thing. i meet these people all the time, and they tell me what a difference having that insurance meant to them and their families. but everybody else, the 170 million of us who get health insurance through our employees got big benefits. number one, insurance companies can't deny you coverage because of a pre-existing condition. number two, no lifetime

mr. trump: that's not been debunked. mrs. clinton: so, please. mr. trump: that has not been debunked. mrs. clinton: go to hillaryclinton.com and you can see it. amy: jill stein? crisis, a: this is a global humanitarian crisis. millions of people are fleeing for their lives from syria. i think it is something like half a million people have actually been killed in syria. it is a humanitarian catastrophe that we have very much to do with. the power of isis in syria comes directly out of the catastrophe of iraq, which hillaryclinton supported in donald trump did as well -- at least initially he supported going into iraq. hillary clinton suddenly led the charge into libya and created that catastrophe -- which led to the release of huge stockpiles violencend incredible and catastrophic situation in libya. all of which helped fan the flames in syria. we certainly have a great deal to do with the crisis in syria, not to mention we have been bombing in syria as well. apparently, funding some of the rebel groups, the very unsavory rebel groups which appear to

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 that i have mentioned, someone who is not here, i hope you will support. that is congressman patrick murphy, to send him to the united states senate. i think you will be pleased because he is an independent voice. he is a problem solver. he believes in conference of immigration reform. he has stood with planned parenthood against the attacks that it has suffered. he has even brought democrats and republicans together to try to protect our environment and find everglades restoration. he will stand up to the gun lobby and advocate for common sense gun safety measures. social security and medicare, not cutting or privatizing those two essential programs. so, please, do your best to make sure we send patrick murphy to the sen

mr. wallace: secretary clinton. mrs. clinton: at the last debate we heard donald talking about what he did to women. and after that, a number of women have come forward saying that is exactly what he did to them. what was his response? he held the number of big rallies where he said that he could not possibly have done those things to those women because they were not attractive enough. mr. trump: i did not say that. i did not say that. mr. wallace: her two minutes. for two minutes. say,clinton: he went on to look at her. i do not think so. about another woman, he said, that would not be my first choice. the woman reporter writing the story, called her disgusting, as he has called a number of women during this campaign. donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self worth, and i do not think there is a woman anywhere who does not know what that feels like. thinksknow what donald and what he says and how he acts toward women. that is who donald is. i think it is up to all of us to

mrs. clinton: the pretty clear -- mr. trump: you're the puppet. mrs. clinton: the pretty clear you won't admit that the

clinton even under clinton administration because i don't think the attorney general that mrs. clinton would appoint without much in way of an argument to stop a special counsel for the appointed. how can that person investigate mrs. clinton without obviously a conflict of interest being so apparent? that would require special counsel to be appointed. i think the public would demand it. under a trump administration, unless he acts like every other republican administration has in the past, he seems committed to doing a more thorough investigation as well. no matter what happens i think there will be a more significant criminal investigation into the new administration. i also want to call attention to the fact congress has been making a lot of noise, the fbi director was testifying earlier this week to congress but let's highlight the fact congress can take steps to is refusing to take told mrs. clinton accountable on this scandal. this is something important to remember. mrs. clinton testified to congress should turn over all overcome the e-mails. we know that to be false. con

[laughter] mrs. clinton: thank you! yeah, you know, you are right. that last debate was like an early birthday present, right? but here is what i want you to remember. i stood next to donald trump for four and a half hours, proving once again i have the stamina to be president and commander-in-chief. [applause] mrs. clinton: i tried as much as i could to talk about all of the issues that are on your minds that i believe we can work together to improve. and in fact, my wonderful running mate and i, senator tim kaine, wrote a book called putonger together," and we all of our policies in it, because i once you to know what we are going to try to do if we are so fortunate enough to be the next president and vice president. i think it is important, because i want you to have confidence that we are going to work every day to implement the plans that we have put forth, and i tried in the debate to draw the contrast with donald trump, who does not have very many plans. you know, i have tried to run a campaign based on issues. he has run a campaign based on i

chris: secretary clinton? mrs. clinton: first, when i hear donald talk like that and know that his slogan is "make america great again," i wonder when he thought america was great. and before he rushes and says, before you and president obama were there, i think it's important to recognize that he has been criticizing our government for decades. you know, back in 1987, he took out a $100,000 ad in the "new york times" during the time when president reagan was president and basically said exactly what he just said now, that we were the laughing stock of the world. he was criticizing president reagan. this is the way donald thinks about himself, puts himself into the middle and says, you know, i alone can fix it, as he said on the convention stage. but if you look at the debt, which is the issue you asked about, chris, i pay for everything i am proposing. i do not add a penny to the national debt. i take that very seriously, because i do think it's one of the issues we have got to come to grips with. so when i talk a

mr. holt: secretary clinton? mrs. clinton: okay. [laughter] mrs. clinton: let's talk about two important issues that were briefly mentioned by donald. first nato. you know, nato as a military alliance has something called article five and basically says this -- an attack on one is an attack on all. and do you know, the only time it's ever been invoked - after 9/11 when the twenty eight nations of nato said that they would go to afghanistan with us to fight terrorism. something that they still are doing by our side. with respect to iran, when i became secretary of state, iran was weeks away from having enough nuclear material to form a bomb. they had mastered the nuclear fuel cycle under the bush administration. they had built covert facilities. they had stocked them with centrifuges that were whirling away and we had sanctioned them. i voted for every sanction against iran when i was in the senate. but it wasn't enough. so i spent a year and a half putting together a coalition that included russia and china to impose the toughest sanctions on iran.

[cheers] mrs. clinton: here is the good news. america is great and we can make a greater if we work together. seeing americans come together. democrats, republicans, independents to reject donald trump's dark and divisive vision for our country. it is really important that we make it clear to everyone in these last nine days what is at stake. i really believe the vast majority of americans agree with us. we don't want a president who demeans women. we don't want a president with plans to break up and support immigrant families. we don't want a president who perpetrated a lie that president obama was not born in america. we don't want a president who would appoint supreme court justices to overturn marriage equality. know thet you to energy we are now seeing in the campaign is not just about what we are against, it is what we are for. we also share a common vision. beyond partisanship and politics, it is a hopeful, inclusive america where everyone counts and everyone has a place, right? and that is exactly what i'm going to be fig

there's so many people would want to vote against mrs. clinton, because she is mrs. clinton, but even donald trump makes it so difficult for them to vote against her. why? why? even myself. you know, you can tell i'm warm toward mr. trump. dr. carson is one of his top advisers, he put all of his credibility on the line to support our brother. we're going to talk about that today with sharise, moms for trump. she is a mama for trump. and wanting to count somebody. can you belief that she is for trump. >> this is true. >> listen, you're going to get the blood pressure up-to-date, we will talk about it. dina, public affairs, welcome to the show. little bit. >> i'm definitely supporting the nominee. >> trump. >> can you believe this? >> they want to, but shir michael is going to bring the ballot. she is a republican political consultant. are you agonizing, too. >> armstrong, agonizing. >> why does he make it so difficult? anybody, why? >> it's his statement. it's the lack of discipline. it's the lack of knowledge on issues, armstrong. on issues, i think that it's his lat

mr. trump: such a nasty woman. mrs. clinton: i think he's unfit. maggie: but the two candidates did start things off by talking policies, from abortion and immigration -- mr. trump: we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. mrs. clinton: he started his campaign bashing immigrants, calling mexican immigrants criminals rapists and drug dealers. maggie: to foriegn policy. clinton calling out trump's relationship with russian president vladamir putin -- mrs. clinton: he'd rather have a puppet as president. mr. trump: no puppet, no puppet. mrs. clinton: and it's pretty clear -- mr. trump: you're the puppet. women. mrs. clinton: he goes after their dignity, their self-worth. and i don't think there is a woman anywhere who doesn't know what that feels like. maggie: to which trump offered a blanket denial. mr. trump: nobody has more respect for women than i do. nobody. maggie: the debate was trump's last chance to confront and try to regain momentum, as the latest polls show clinton pulling away with the race. maggie rulli, abc news, w

there's so many people would want to vote against mrs. clinton, because she is mrs. clinton, but even trump makes it so difficult for them to vote against her. why? why? even myself. you know, you can tell i'm warm toward mr. trump. i respect him, because my main dr. carson is one of his top advisers, he put all of his credibility on the line to support our brother. we're going to talk about that today with sharise, moms for trump. she is a mama for trump. and wanting to count somebody. trump. >> this is true. >> listen, you're going to get the blood pressure up-to-date, we will talk about it. dina, public affairs, welcome to the show. >> i even think she is leading a little bit. >> i'm definitely supporting the nominee. >> trump. >> can you believe this? >> they want to, but shir michael is going to bring the ballot. she is a republican political consultant. are you agonizing, too. >> armstrong, agiz difficult? anybody, why? >> it's his statement. it's the lack of discipline. it's the lack of knowledge on issues, armstrong. >> i would not say that it's actually the

clinton's family. one top aide to mr. clinton noted in an e-mail that the former president have received personal income from some donors against -- and gets many them.ive gifts from just a clinton accused her father's age of taking significant sums of money from my parents personally. of hustling during the addition of instant when clients for their own business and of even installing spyware on her chief of staff computer. -- the e-mails which came from the account of john podesta who led a leadership role is now the mrs. clinton campaign chairman has not obtained evidence to support the republican contentions that mrs. clinton performed any favors for

mrs. clinton: i debated him for 4.5 hours. i am not even going to think about responding to him anymore. i will let the american people think about what he offers and what we offer. he can say whatever he wants and run his campaign however he wants. you can go on tangents and go to gettysburg and face two women who have made accusations against him. i am going to keep talking about what we want to do, what we think the country deserves from the next president. i think that is what people end up voting on. thank you all very much. >> any concerns that donald trump will try to throw you in jail if he were elected? and also there was [indiscernible] -- that a clinton foundation conference labeled in your making. mrs. clinton: i have nothing to say about wikileaks, but we should be concerned about what the russians are trying to do about our elections and using wikileaks to readily influence the outcome. i have no concerns about the first question whatsoever. >> thanks so much. >> on election day, november 8, the nation decides ou

mrs. clinton: that is not accurate. some say that it if they look for your platform, it is not a vote for your platform but to reject trump. what do you have to say? mrs. clinton: we are going to make the next 17 days to persuade as many americans as possible to vote for tim and me. we have close elections in america. you can go back and check that out for the last 4, 6, 8 of them. it is not unusual that the election would be close. we are not taking anything for granted. we are working our hearts out. we have great events planned. we have great surrogates coming out to support us that are campaigning with us and on their own to convince as many people as possible to go vote. as i said in pittsburgh, we are seeing encouraging signs about the turnout. the 200 million voter registration marquese huge. -- voter registration mark is huge. the number of young people is so encouraging people what we are seeing from early vote returns, i think we are over 4 million already. i am not going to speculate about the outcome of the

right now polls showing mrs. clinton is slightly ahead. what's most interesting is fear seems to be the driving force with voters worried that the other candidate might win and that's behind their choice for voting? >> first of all, no, i'm not worried. it's been a fascinating process. i was at the debate and i thought really no home runs. singles and doubles, no big mistakes. she did a little better. she should. she's been doing this for 30 years. this is really his first time. the good news is, a couple more debates, i'll be at the debate for the vice presidential debate. people are -- i don't think this is over and you'll see many more polls up and down. here we go. >> here we go. the big challenge for trump at the moment is our poll showing 40% of voters are not at ease with him as president while 50% are more comfortable with mrs. clinton. is it your view he has to knock off the late night twitter rant and focus on the issues where he can continue with a message that worked for him in the past, creating jobs, getting tough on national

mrs. clinton is not a hero, mr. trump is not a hero, and in the republican debate some of that stuff was incredible. i've been around a while, i've never seen anything like it. i don't think it's hopeless as keith does, but i agree she has the upper hand. i'm making a different point, the public needs some information, some education. the public needs to find a way out. the economy has underperformed, not since 1929, but since world war ii. the economy has underperformed, everybody agrees on that. the question is, what are you going to do about that? and on and on. but can we not have this as a civil discussion? that's all i'm asking. can we not show some respect for each other? you and i don't always see things the same way, but we've been friends for 20 years. >> larry, that starts by you distancing yourself from this candidate. you have to say clearly that donald trump's behavior is not the same as hillary clinton's. that's a false equivalent. we never had a candidate before that accuses his o foent of being invo

the already has all of the servers used by mrs. clinton. if they found something on one of the devices, now we're going from server to device, typically an iphone or android or something. if they found something on one of the devices use by anthony weiner or uma abedin that came from hillary clinton that was not on one of her 4 servers, then there is an issue of national security. i am going tokin suggest to you what they found this week that caused director comber to sense the letter today, is something they had not seen before. so, they need to find out what was it -- are its origins and why they haven't seen it before, then they need to determine what level of security was violated. liz: what are the implications of uma abedin, we don't know again, what is happening, but, the fact that the fbi is saying, that classified information, was found on devices owned or used rather, by uma abedin and anthony weiner. what is the implication of uma abedin sharing classified information with anthony weiner, they were married at the time. >> that wo

it's politically damaging to mrs. clinton. >> well, mrs. clinton has had plenty of opportunity to bring this information forward. huma abedin and she had exchanged these e-mails and have been involved in this at peabody. mrs. clinton could have settled these issues last year. it may have cost her her primary election and revealing in having the people understand and know what would be revealed. there is a sense in which it is disingenuous to be complaining about information coming out late when you are the cause of the information because they significant stonewalling out for unfortunately facilitated by the way in which the attorney general and others have allowed this particular investigation into the conduct it. neil: thank you are a match for taking the time. there is no way of knowing how long this will take. just that it is obviously have a huge and can't shortly before the election. harry reid said that among could be problematic and a sign that james courtney went too far and could have broken the law. what clinton confidante bonnie

mrs. clinton: built with chinese steel. mr. trump: i sat there watching paid for by all your friends on wall street who spent so much money because they know you will protect them. if you don't like what i did, you should have changed the law. chris: i want to ask you about one last question in this topic. you have been warning at rallies recently that this election is clintonand that hillary is in the process of trying to steal it from you. your running mate, governor pence, pledged on sunday that he and you will, his words, absolutely accept the result of this election. today your daughter ivanka. said the same thing i want to ask you, do you make the same commitment, sir, that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? mr. trump: i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i will look at it at the time. what i have seen is so bad. first of all, the media is so corrupt, and so the pile on is so amazing the "new york times" actually wrote an article about it. it is so dishonest, and the poison

mrs. clinton: he would rather have a puppet. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth, and i do not think there is a woman anywhere who does not know what that feels like. >> to which trump offered a blanket denial. respect for women than i do, nobody. >> he referred to what he called criminal acts. mr. trump: it is bad experience, because what you have done has turned out badly. mrs. clinton: on the day when i was in the situation room, monitoring the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting "celebrity apprentice." i am happy to compare my 30 years of experience. the debate was his last chance to confront clinton and try to regain some momentum, as the latest polls show clinton running away with the lead. autria: last night's debate is keeping everybody talking on social media. sam: a lot of people are talking let's take a look at the overall conversation. this was twitter government. donald trump dominated twitter with 59%, versus hillary clinton at just 41%. then you had the top tweeted moments. we kn

kareem abdul jabar on mrs. clinton's behalf. a former arkansas tv reporter went public on breitbart that bill clinton assaulted her years ago. all that is a side show to the main event of the evening. mrs. clinton will get the opening question. no opening or closing statements. neil: this is confirmed by republican officials and democrats that the candidates can bring whatever they want -- whoever they want. clinton accusers were allowed in. mike murray said they can't control the guest list. maybe where they are seated, but not who comes which is interesting. >> in the past debates it's been split one-third, one-third, one-third. and the university, you get some student in a lottery. there is a lot of negotiating. mr. bill clinton be in the room? if he were in the room, who would he shake hand with. strange times. neil: connell mentioned, just shaking hand. you might remember the beginning of the last debate they skipped shaking hands, some say because they might have been nervous. or maybe it's because they hate each other. lo

how can that person investigate mrs. clinton without a conflict of interest being so apparent. that would require special counsel to be at appointed. i think the public would demand it. under a trumpet administration, unless he asked light act like every other administration in the past, he seems committed to doing more thorough investigation. no matter what happens i think there will be more significant in the administration. i want to call to attention that they've been making a lot of noise, the fbi director was testifying earlier this week to congress, but what let's highlight the fact that congress can take steps that it's refusing to take to hold her accountable. i think this is important to remember. she could testified that she turned over all of her government emails. we know that to be false. what did congress do, it referred that question of whether she committed perjury to the department of justice for a criminal investigation. who are they fooling? they know what will happen and we know where the fbi director comes down on that. why is it pending against her now. w

clinton. so in all of the talk about the civil war going on in the republican party, mrs. clinton now with all of these disclosures coming out by wikileaks, she's got to be a little bit worried about her democratic base. bernie sanders supporters must come out for her on november eighth and if they don't, she's got a problem. >> if it gets picked up anyplace. if these e-mails get aired anywhere else or -- >> it will be interesting to see if the "new york times," "the new york times" has a new policy, i agree with the policy, where if they think that a politician has lied, they use the word lied, they used it with donald trump. it's the right thing to do if you know a politician isn't doing the right thing, call them on it. it's interesting if they do it with hillary clinton, bill clinton and the others involved with this scandal. >> there are many more with the justice department interaction and heads up with the clinton campaign. we'll continue to go through them and bring them for you. that's it for the panel. stay tuned. ... kids are watching. katherine blewett posted t

[applause] mr. clinton: so -- [applause] mr. clinton: and it is all coming down, like it normally does, to a handful of places, including ohio. if you carry ohio for hillary, she will be the next president of the united states. [applause] mr. clinton: there is not a chance in the world that is not true. so, i want you not only to vote early -- to take everybody you can -- there is a lot of evidence, by the way, when you get this close to an election, what your families, friends, neighbors say to you is more important than what you see in paid ads. it really matters. i will just give you an example -- i was in destin, florida, the other day. big republican place. that is where they send me, where at least these people did well. this guy comes up in a clinton/gore cap, and i said thanks for being with us back then, and he said i was with her before that. all these people start listening to him. i said what do you mean, and he said i went to an early childhood conference in the 1980's, and hillary was the best person there, and the

>> clinton's aides try to convince mrs. clinton to apologize for her use of a private email server but they couldn't get her there. in across of last year the exchange was between a clinton advisor and john podesta. in an email to podesta entitled, emails, my thoughts. she wrote, hillary's ability to do interviews and communicate genuine regret becomes a problem. people hear arrogance. i see no down side in her just saying i'm sorry. i think it will take so many air out of this. john podesta replied jen and i are in the same place, trying to figure out how to get her there and best way to execute. former presidential campaign manager joe trippi and conservative radio talk show host tammy bruce. why does she have a hard time expressing remorse? >> they are not the first campaign staff that had trouble trying to get their candidate to apologize for say they made a mistake. that's exactly what's going on. and they were right. all -- a lot of the problems that she is having with honesty and trustworthiness stems from the server

after mr. trump quit he would put hillary clinton in jail and one reporter said yes. >> what makes this country different from a country with dictators in africa, for stalin or hitler or those countries with leaders is that when they took over, they put their opponents in jail. >> they shot them. jail might have been in the equation. stalin? hitler? so when i get the hitler-stalin business, i just roll my eyes and say come on. i mean, trump it's all about getting attention and focusing on his opponent and it's over the top. what say you. >> here, donald trump is not talking about throwing hillary clinton in jail because she's a political opponent. yes, that is what happened and he was referring to aplting a neutral player who wouldn't get on the airplane with a husband under federal criminal investigation for hosting top secret classified information on a plane a week before a noninvention comes down. he's talking about the fact that a lot of americans believe, 56% of them, that hillary clinton

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clinton. so in all of the talk about the civil war going on in the republican party, mrs. clinton now with all of these disclosures coming out by wikileaks, she's got to be a little bit worried about her democratic base. bernie sanders supporters must come out for her on november eighth and if they don't, she's got a problem. >> if it gets picked up anyplace. if these e-mails get aired anywhere else or -- >> it will be interesting to see if the "new york times," "the new york times" has a new policy, i agree with the policy, where if they think that a politician has lied, they use the word lied, they used it with donald trump. it's the right thing to do if you know a politician isn't doing the right thing, call them on it. it's interesting if they do it with hillary clinton, bill clinton and the others involved with this scandal. >> there are many more with the justice department interaction and heads up with the clinton campaign. we'll continue to go through them and bring them for you. that's it for the panel. stay tuned. remember, your kids are always watching your ever

i can go on with mrs. clinton. she 33,000 emails plus that were possibly hacked into that were not in the vault to northwestern people after congress and tray gowdy and committees on oversight asked for those things and now we have this supposedly russian threat that have hacked into computers. do you suppose maybe they could have hacked into mrs. clinton's computers when they western in a secured location. what kind of risk did that put our country at? when you look at the number one task for government is to provide for the common defense what's more problematic, excuse me, problematic is it the allegations that are circling around or the factual things that may lead to the national security. >> let me just say because our time is short. i too am very concerned about her use of private e-mail servers and the risk that may have posed to our national security. but i can't discount the fact that in this significance and i'm going to deal with her in just a moment. i assure you. in this instance i'm worried here's do

mrs. clinton said she would provide all e-mails. again and again she has stone walled and failed to do it. now she is trying to make director comey the issue. she's the one who used the private server against the law and she is the one who has still failed to provide the e-mails. >> these are not her e-mails. separate investigation. >> it is not. >> it isn't? wow, okay. >> it is, indeed, a separation investigation. >> indeed. >> no. he has reopened his investigation. >> just because you say it it doesn't make it true. over and over again it does not make it true and it's reckless for you to say it. >> we've got to wrap it and of course we'll continue the conversation. thank you both. >>> chris christie's reputation on the line as they confess input to plot causing a traffic jam. a jury is ready to decide. we're laying out both sides here. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could ke

[cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: what does that mean? jobs in infrastructure, in our mass bridges, tunnels, transit, water systems. there is a lot of great work to be done here. guess what? are jobs that can't be exported. they have got to be done right here in new hampshire and across america. i want us to invest in advanced there are -- and i know a lot of skeptics. they say we can't compete in anymore.ring i tell you what. i don't want us competing with low wage jobs. us competing for high wage jobs. germany is a major exporter of products.anufacturing i want to compete with germany and countries like that. precision. machining. 3-d printing. [applause] mrs. clinton: i want us to more in technology, innovation, and research. yes, in clean energy, because america the o make clean energy super power of the 20th century. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: i think we can deploy a half billion more solar panels withen the first four years and enough clean energy to end of ery home by the 10 years. that's what i want people to be orking on

there is little mrs. clinton can do about that. benghazi, the emails, white water, all that stuff not going to go away. the sacket is smart to play down those questions. she will never win on that front. going on the defensive is not a winning political strategy. but, in order to get away from the perception that she is not an honest person, she must convince americans that she is really looking out for them. that her political vision would be beneficial to the country. north to do that. mrs. clinton must talk directly to the folks but she avoids most interviews perhaps of the email and benghazi stuff. it's a catch-22. you can google that if you don't know what that means. but, hillary clinton has a larger problem. and that is the kind of personality quirk. we saw that the day after last week's debate. >> did anybody see that debate last night? [cheers and applause] oh, yes. >> know, that looked an awful lot like gloating, which politicians can do to some extent but it doesn't really help if the personality arena. >> that clip show

mrs. clinton: he had a meeting with the mexican president. he did not even raise it, he choked. mr. trump: from everything or see, has no respect for this person. mrs. clinton: that is goes he would rather have a puppet for president. this is a person has been cavalier about the use of nuclear weapons. 10 people who had that awesome responsibility and have come out and in an unprecedented way said, they would not trust donald trump with the nuclear codes. there's only one of us on this day to is actually shipped jobs to mexico because that is donald. he goes around with crocodile tears about how terrible it is but he has given jobs to chinese steelworkers. he was borrowing $14 million to start his businesses. i'd be happy to compare what we do with the trump foundation which took money and bought a six foot portrait from donald. who does that? mr. trump: in my apartment today on a very beautiful hotel down the street -- mrs. clinton: paid with chinese steel. he did not get an emmy and he started tweeting the emmys were rigged. you are whining before the game is even finish. it just

mr. lamb: why does president obama working so hard for mrs. clinton? ms. dowd: well, the first african-american president does not want his legacy erased by the most overtly racist candidate in modern times, certainly. michelle, too, and she is an amazing campaigner. i think that is about his legacy more than about the clintons, although hillary is his , hand-picked choice. he pushed biden aside for her. mr. lamb: you wrote in february, 2016, lyndon johnson said the two things that make politicians more stupid than anything else are sex and envy. with hillary there are three things -- sex, money and the need for secrecy. ms. dowd: yes, it is so weird that this campaign is like the revenge of the 1990's. both candidates are kind of good candidates in a weird way and all of these figures in the 1990's like newt gingrich and rudy giuliani are back. i don't -- i recently reread all of the biographies of hillary in my own, starting out covering her in 1992, very supportively. i was surprised when i went back and read it when she was running on health care. i wa