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lou: match flatts thank you very much ed rollins. stay with us. coming up next to donald trump as i said we are waiting podium right there. he will take the stage early to give new remarks on today's bombshell developments in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal and the reopening of the fbi investigation into it. we are told trump is delayed but we will be taking you to the rally momentarily. stay with us. much more, straight ahead. recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2016 cla. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. lou: joining me now is staff writer "fox news" contributor charlie heard. good to have you with this partner is most lengthy, lee connor great to see you and ed rollins who has been with us for a few minutes and we appreciate it. let me start with yo

lou: thanks for being with us, ed rollins, thank you. be sure to vote in our poll tonight and the question is, do you believe these tightening polls are signals of rising momentum for donald trump? cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs. we'd like to hear from you, follow me on twitter at lou dobbs and following me on instagram. the dow closed mix, the nasdaq down 33 points, volume on the big board still moderate trading, but healthy. 3.7 billion shares traded. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. up next year, we're awaiting a trump rally in north carolina. he's about to deplane. the crowd there estimated around 3,000. and earlier he was touting his performance in the battle ground states. >> we're going to win florida, too, and we're going to w win ohio and iowa. and the media is getting worried over here. lou: that left wing mainstream media just one of several forces working against trump and his aspirations. that is the subject of my commentary coming up here next. please st

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a search for rollins started tuesday near willsall, montana. friends and family say rollings was in good physical condition with no known medical issues. name of an 18-year- old stabbed and killed. they say christopher arteberry junior was found -- at the reserve apartments in the 67-hundred block of college park court south west in cedar rapids around two friday morning. the victim's friends say he showed up at the apartment they were -- with a stab wound to the surrounding this deadly stabbing. at this hour -- no arrests have been made. a man from storm lake is arrested teenager. marcelino flores was arrested thursday for contributing to a minor -- resulting in death. police say 19- year-old mark anthony de lira of storm lake died last month -- and found in a an iowa sex offender is caught in florida. randy eschen was charged with two counts of sexual abuse -- but released with the use of a g-p-s monitoring device. eschen was arrested in cocoa, florida last month. oelwein police helped with the united states marshals. in the race for the whit

ed rollins, thank you. be sure to vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote on twitter, we'd like to hear from you. follow me on twitter -- "like" me even if you don't "like" me, that's the way to wrap up that. >>> on wall street, stocks down after a string of disappointing earnings reports. the dow fell 54, the s&p lost 8. the nasdaq down 26. volume picking up to 3.7 billion shares. apple stock dropping 2% after the technology giant posted third consecutive decline in quarterly revenue and profits. and a federal judge approved one of the largest consumer settlements in history. a nearly $15 billion agreement to settle volkswagen's diesel car emissions scandal, nearly half a million volkswagen owners have the choice of either selling back their cars or havinthem repaired. a reminder, listen to my reports three times a day, coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> up next, donald trump pledging to drain the swamp in washington. the clinton corruption runs deep, and a new scandal emerged on just about

ed rollins, thank you. be sure to vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote on twitter, we'd like to hear from you. follow me on twitter -- "like" me even if you don't "like" me, that's the way to wrap up that. >>> on wall street, stocks down after a string of disappointing earnings reports. the dow fell 54, the s&p lost 8. the nasdaq down 26. volume picking up to 3.7 billion shares. apple stock dropping 2% after the technology giant posted third consecutive decline in quarterly revenue and profits. and a federal judge approved one of the largest consumer settlements in history. a nearly $15 billion agreement to settle volkswagen's diesel car emissions scandal, nearly half a million volkswagen owners have the choice of either selling back their cars or having them repaired. a reminder, listen to my reports three times a day, coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> up next, donald trump pledging to drain the swamp in washington. the clinton corruption runs deep, and a new scandal emerged on just abou

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i'm not a trump -- my dear friend rollins is a republican, great american but republican. [laughter] >> i'm not here to endorse donald trump but i'm here to say for the seasons i said it i cannot vote for the secretary of state. trish: i was thinking about it over the weekend and one of the questions i had and you may agree, how on earth have we gotten to the point where we actually have someone who is being investigated by the fbi running for president and none of -- actually investigated twice. something that seems banana republic, something you read about in latin america papers as oppose to ed rollins in the united states of america and i question whether she has effectively really threatened the strength of democracy putting herself out there while under investigation. >> well, this is going to go on. my campaign i switched in 1972 for nixon and was a nixon appointee and spent the next years after having won 49 states and 61% of the vote and nothing investigations. the fundamental questions here. first of all, former congressman weiner doesn't have authorization to ge

joining us tonight former reagan white house political director ed rollins, "the five" wall williams and the washington times monica crowley among our guests tonight. my special guest tonight is donald trump's good friend and business partner for two decades. las vegas casino magnate bill ruffin joins us, we'll be talking about donald trump and what in the world is going on in this absolutely amazing, fascinating and often bizarre presidential campaign. we begin with charges that hillary clinton's top aides tried to negotiate a back room deal with the fbi, as the agency was investigating her e-mail scandal. president obama says the bribery accusations are not true, but the evidence is on the fbi website for all to see andsaf right now, we don't know who put that evidence on the fbi website, but as i said last night, whoever is responsible, we thank you. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has our report. >> reporter: at a press conference today, the president was drawn into allegations a state department executive wanted a back room deal on the clinton e-mail

rollins was 60 years old. one man has died in a crash on the tracks. it happened in linn county -- near alburnett -- yesterday afternoon. loaded with a skid steer. they say a man from marion was driving the truck -- which drove into the path of a freight train. the truck caught fire -- and the a crash has killed a man in dubuque. police say it happened over the weekend near highway 61 and old davenport road. the train engineer says he doesn't remember what happened. he told investigators the train was running just fine on thursday before it crashed into a terminal in new jersey. one "he said that when he checked station track. the engineer says he has no memory of the accident. he remembers waking up on the floor of the cab." the n-t-s-b hopes a second data recorder will help. the first one they found was not working. it was supposed to record the train's speed -- and ability to ra murder -- after a first grader shot at school died. jacob hall was hit in his leg in the playground in south carolina last week. the bullet hit an artery. investigators sy t

. >> ed rollins was reagan's campaign manager. >> two kinds of monitoring you make in a campaign. one is an intellectual argument and one is an emotional argument. >> when beckle ran mondale's campaign, he saw this ad. >> where's the beef? >> wendy's was trying to convince people their hamburgers had more beef. >> where's the beef? >> you were home watching tv with your girlfriend and saw this ad. >> yeah. i saw the ad. my girlfriend said to me, that reminds me of gary hart. what's he all about? all of a sudden, it clicked. >> this is not polling, just a comment from a girlfriend. >> that's right. >> you probably liked her too much. >> no, no. i didn't actually. that triggered in my mind something that made some sense, we could put on the next poll. we put it on a poll, it tested well. >> so mondale used it in a debate. >> where's the beef? >> wendy's spent a hundred millions dollars on an ad campaign to give me an opening for a line. i want to thank them very much. >> that made a difference? >> it changed the race overnight. it confirmed in people's minds something that had been

a search for rollins started tuesday near willsall, montana. friends and family say rollings was in good physical condition with no known medical issues. an iowa sex offender is caught in florida. randy eschen was charged with two counts of sexual abuse -- but released with the use of a g-p-s monitoring device. eschen was arrested in cocoa, florida last month. oelwein police helped with the united states marshals. the remains of a former slave buried in eastern iowa -- honored with a monument. he was involved in the state's first supreme court case. kwwl's shirley descorbeth reports. here in an unmarked plot at linwood cemetery...lies nearly 150-years following his death...he's getting a gravestone. "he had the courage to leave mines of dubuque." community members honoring his legacy. "ralph montgomery was the subject of the very first iowa montogomery originally born with the name rafe nelson...came to work in dubuque's lead mines. he left missouri...agreeing to pay his slave master 550-dollars plus interest to be free. but after five years...

randall and rollins missing time becausof injuries. the secondary understands they need to push on. >> we've been very unfortunate. that's just the nature of the national football league. we just haven't had a lot of luck are going to come up and make plays and we have a lot of faith in those guys. >> it's been tough, but, you know, i think we're kind of used to that from just the very first game of the season, you know, so we have guys getting hurt and different guys going in and playing. >> the secondary getting hit with more bad news. no. 1 cornerback sam shields has missed the last four games because of a concussion, put on situation. you have to take your time and heal up and do whatever you can to get back out here, whether you do or not. >> randall and rollins did not practice today. instead, they had rehab sessions to look for the rest of the secondary to step up, guys like good son and gunther will be getting called on. >> charles: and while the packers dominate the headlines around these parts, four years from now the kohler

ed rollins, thank you. appreciate it, gentlemen. take care. thanks, randy. >>> hillary clinton has a lot of explaining to do as well tonight. leaked emails show her embracing free trade and open borders as she says. she is against the tpp. will the republican nominee shift the conversation, the debate to her statements that she has private positions and public positions? trump advisor, omarosa joins us next. we're coming here live from st. louis. you're getting the sense this could be a volatile, exciting, interesting evening. the second presidential debate awaits us. stay with us. we're coming right back with much, much more. if you're taking prescription medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can cause cavities and bad breath. over 400 medications can cause a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. biotene can provide soothing dry mouth relief. and it keeps your mouth refreshed too. remember while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. until one of you cl

rollins leaves behind his wife and two sons. a happy ending to a nearly 20 hour search in wisconsin for a three-year- old boy. daniel keith reports. searching..... acres upon acres track: and almost a full day after three-year- old dyton track: the man who found logalbo -- was antigo's own tom andraschko. (on-drosh- ko) sot: it took about two- said -- after spending hours in the approximately 80 acres of corn sot: didn't really register really that how amazing it was. just glad that he was sitting up and he looked safe and he was fine... he was just scared.... very scared yet. scared. sot: i kept real quiet because i figured he was ... he track: but it was not just the effort of one man -- more than 450 people registered with the langlade county sheriff's department early sunday to help like family.... everybody knows two -- andrashko said -- the decision to come was a no brainer. sot: i asked my wife if she thought i should come this you want to come. so i came celebration -- of neighbors lending a helping hand -- effort..... e

lou: ed rollins talking about tenneo . this is going to play a larger role in this scandal thin than i think anyone. >> i think so, there are a lot of good people there, they do good work but at end of day the top of this organization was very much in bed in doing thing, equally justin cooper, he broke up the devices with hammer was very much a parts of that set that set original server up as a body person for tomorroweforminger president clinton, his legal fees have been paid by the clintons for last several month months. there is a lot to unravel. lou: i have it say, i sense, fred, no matter how long have you been covering washington d.c. or playing important political governmental roles in that city as you have through you know for, half century, ed, i think there is a sense of surprise, and some dismay, that city has reached these depth. and i have to tell you, personally, i have a sense that happy we'll have an opportunity -- maybe we'll have an opportunity to rise from the edge of this abyss we seem to be resting on

peter schweizer, and ed rollins. there is a lot to discuss, including donald trump denouncing house speaker paul ryan for betraying the party's voters and the not knee himself. trump says there is something sinister about it all. >> wouldn't you think that paul ryan would say, good going? in front of just about the largest audience for a second night debate in the history of the country. you think they would say great going, don, let's go, let's beat this crook. let's beat her. we have got to stop her. no, he doesn't do that. there is a whole deal going on. we are going to figure it out. i always figure things out. but there is a whole sinister deal going on. lou: sinister. and some of our favorite political analysts join us. tony sayegh and mercedes schlapp. our top story, 1,200 more wikileaks emails. many of them revealing hillary clinton's collusion with the mainstream media, the "new york times" and permitting the clinton campaign to pick and choose what parts of an interview with clinton would be used in an arti

rollins was pronounced dead at the hospital. massive flames destroyed a home and business on route 16 in albany overnight. the building was fully involved when firefighters arrived at the scene. this is home video of the flames shooting out the windows. assisting 3 adults and 3 kids who have been displaced. a manchester man faces multiple felony charges after police say he stole several items from a house and then pawned them. 59-year-old robert hurst was arrested and charged with theft by deception and possession of stolen property. police say the items were pawned at different locations in manchester. a drug bust in manchester landed a suspected dealer behind bars. police say luis ramos torres was arrested on friday following a avenue. investigators seized a loaded gun, six grams of cocaine, and 5 grams of heroin. ramos torres is now charged with selling both heroin and cocaine. now let's take a look at your weather. it's been a tale of two different temperatures. parts of the south of the state have are bit chilly in the low

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on july 15, rollins quit and jordan threatened to follow suit. amidst the chaos, perot's support by this turnaround and chafing from the increased media scrutiny, perot made the decision to bail out. "he made his decision last night in a meeting with senior advisors, all of whom urged him to stay in the race." "notwithstanding that he's leaving the race, he's had a very positive impact on our system." "not even ed rollins, who quit in frustration yesterday, thought perot should stop "he's got to do what his--his conscience tells him he has to do. uh--but i--but i hope that the--the millions and millions of people who supported him don't lose faith in the political process." "in the end, the man who loved the rough-and-tumble of the business world, found he despised the even more brutal cut-and-thrust of politics. the probing of his past, opposition attacks, the plummeting polls, the bloodletting in his campaign." but it didn't take long for perot to change his mind. by early fall, there was open speculation that he'd re-enter the race. "he's a bi

also joining me here on set ed rollins is joining me right now. former campaign for the reagan/busch ticket in '84 and good to see you both. thank you for joining us gentlemen. sean, good to see you. thanks so much for being here. let me kick it off with the gettysburg speech yesterday. how would you characterize it? what did you think? >> it was a very detailed plan. you know exactly where donald trump stands on a variety of issues in terms of national security, foreign policy, tax policy. creating a true contrast with hillary clinton into this final key point before the election. if people want to know what the difference is between the hillary clinton administration versus donald trump, they got it yesterday. detailed on economic policy, on foreign policy, infrastructure, education. he enumerated exactly where he's going to take this country and the vision that he wants to lay out and give people that choice. the interesting thing, maria, there truly is a choice in this election. hillary clinton has been trying to paint donald trump as this ris

jimmy rollins. - [jimmy] what i love most about baseball is probably just coming up, playing in front of 30, 40,000 people. - [voiceover] bobby unser. - nothing can stop ya if ya have that. so that's the single most important thing, i think, for all human beings to have. - [voiceover] and larry holmes. - so if i get somebody to pay a million dollars to see us fight, you'd show up. - you in trouble. (laughing) - [voiceover] jimmy rollins was born on the west coast, but ended up playing ball on the east coast. - i grew up in alameda which was a neighbor town out the bay. went to school there. played oakland babe ruth, and that's where i got a lot of my swagger from. watching rickey henderson play.

also joining me here on set ed rollins is joining me right now. former campaign for the reagan/busch ticket in '84 and good to see you both. thank you for joining us, gentlemen. sean, good to see you. thanks so much for being here. let me kick it off with the gettysburg speech yesterday. how would you characterize it? what did you think? >> it was a very detailed plan. you know exactly where donald trump stands on a variety of issues in terms of national security, foreign policy, tax policy. creating a true contrast with hillary clinton into this final key point before the election. if people want to know what the difference is between the hillary clinton administration versus donald trump, they got it yesterday. detailed on economic policy, on foreign policy, infrastructure, education. he enumerated exactly where he's going to take this country and the vision that he wants to lay out and give people that choice. the interesting thing, maria, there truly is a choice in this election. hillary clinton has been trying to paint donald trump as this ri

liz: thank you, ed rollins and congressman kucinich, appreciate your insights. we are final hours away from the historic debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. moderated by fox news's chris wallace. fox's pregame coverage will start sooner. right after us, maria bartiromo kicking off pregame coverage for fox business, followed by lou dobbs and neil cavuto with post-analysis. you don't want to miss that coverage. >>> first they ridiculed conservative catholics and needled latinos and called trump supporters angry white guys. clinton's team is mocking hillary herself. senator scott brown reacting how the latest wikileaks affects final debate. don't go away. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. liz: in any other election year if this was going on it would ruin a campaign but in this election year, maid of

ed rollins, this issue of the fine line that governor pence has to walk, ed rollins, what do you think of that? obviously, he has to be -- address the comments. but he doesn't want to go too, too far what does he do. >> he is a man of principle. the american public got to see him. he is a spiritual man, religious man, a leader in the evangelical man. and a future presidential candidate for our party. i think he has already expressed hess outrage. i think his statement is measured statement. i'm a father of a 21-year-old daughter, and i have a wonderful wife, and two wonderful sisters. like everyone else i'm appalled by the statements that were made. donald trump has to turn this thing around. he has to get on the stage tomorrow night, has to eat crow. has to do a maya culpa. he has to take about i made a major mistake. i am at a different place in my life. i love my wife, i care deeply about my daughters. i apologize to voters and women everywhere and he has 30 days to talk about how he is going to lead this country. he can wake up as president on november 9:h 9th or wake up as the mos

joining me is ed rollins, former campaign director for ronald reagan. always a treasure to have you here, ed, and -- a pleasure to have you here and get your insight. is there a method to his madness here? is this about the base or is this him, you know, trying to cover for what could be perceived as a pretty bad loss? >> i promise you, i can't read donald trump's mind. obviously, i'm supporting him, but i just don't know what the premise here is. the premise though that i can tell you is there's very, very little election fraud in america. it's a very sacred thing. he's not the only one on the ballot. there are congressmen, senators, governors, secretaries of state that oversee this. it's not like some magic thing in the dnc or the rnc that can make all this happen. there's county clerks, they watch this very closely. there's really no evidence that there's been any broad voter fraud in the past, maybe sometimes a city council race somewhere along the line, but never at the presidential level. and i know you talked to me about newt gingrh -- trish: let

randall and rollins in the playing tomorrow night. the packers with only a few days coming off their loss against the cowboys sunday. getting their bodies ready to play this week was tough. >> physical, you know, we normally don't feel good until friday. so with a short week you try to get the process, the good job of helping us off the field and on the field as well. you do the best you can. >> hardest part. but you do the same stuff. so you do as much as you can. but you can't jeff do it. lance: last week when the packers play chicago in green bay, even though the bears are 1-5 on the season, these games are usually close. here is morgan burnett on the >> in lamboe you can feel the energy of the crowd. i believe that gets you going as a player. when you make a play or your teammate makes a play and you feel the excitement of the crowd, we feed off that. coming down and i knew about it, but it's didn't from knowing and actually experiencing. just experiencing the excitement of the crowd. that's the best part about the george * the bu

former ray gawn white house political director ed rollins. washington times. online opinion editor. monica crowley. it's great to have you both here. this charge coming from harry reid. i know he is a vi lerks west coast, venald i know's a -- i know he's a vile, venal nasty piece of business. >> the hatch act was put in place for people who are presidential appointees, what have you, they can't actively play politics. it has nothing to do with doing your job. comey is doing this job. if you are a presidential apoints toee you are -- if you are a presidential appointee you are exempt. lou: i don't want to get too deep in the woods here. his staff says he was back into the charge that there is a preliminary inquiry into paul manafort and others associated with the trump campaign doing business with russia. what is this? >> it's called dirty tricks in the waning days of a presidential campaign. every four years you get the mudslinging back and forth. what the left is trying to do, trying to neutralize what's going on with the f.b.i. lou: let's get to those 22 million ballots. this is c

great america strategist, ed rollins. columnist are in "new york post," michael goodwin. this story. etreconomies rah ordinary, trying to bribe the other. talk about corruption. they would have confidence to do such a thing. >> the way it was done. traffic reads is business as usual that is what they done see any objection to you know, you give us what we want, we'll give you what you want, they are monumental issues. you would think. i was struck this is another example of how flawed the fbi investigation into the clinton -- we have learned so much, through the documents, that have been turned over to congress, after comey made his statement of no prosecution, after he testified piv -- before congress, all that we've learned since that look like a series of crimes that were committed, and fbi, saw no evil. lou: you would think, secretary his knees would be shaking at thought of intimating he was putting forward a proposition to fbi. >> first of all, under secretary for management is a powerful position. he controls all personnel, all budgets all money, all embassies, eve

randall and rollins in the playing tomorrow night. the packers with only a few days to get ready for the bears. coming off their loss against the cowboys sunday. getting their bodies ready to play this week was tough. >> physical, you know, we normally don't feel good until friday. so with a short week you try to get helping us off the field and on the field as well. you do the best you can. >> getting the body part is the hardest part. but you do the same stuff. so you do as much as you can. but you can't jeff do it. lance: last week when the packers play chicago in green 1-5 on the season, these games are usually close. here is morgan burnett on the oldest rivalry in the nfl. >> in lamboe you can feel the energy of the crowd. i believe that gets you going as a player. when you make a play or your teammate makes a play and you feel the excitement of the crowd, we feed off that. coming down and i knew about it, but it's actually experiencing. just experiencing the excitement of the crowd. that's the best part about the game. >> could

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it happened at rollins and vad ai -- adrian road. she was on her way to visit a friend at the hospital. a paramedic found her laying in the street. he tried to revive her but was not successful. they released two pickup trucks that could have witnessed the collision. her friend said she had been there baby-sitter. th they had to go to the coroner's office to identify her. >> she said sk if we could go see her. we were like, yeah, we'll go. that's what happened. >> garcia's friend say her daughter is headed to the bay area from nicaragua. >>> the shooting of a san francisco police officer has died from his wountds. he was taken to san francisco general where he died this afternoon. this is surveillance image of the suspect. the wounded officer is recovering from a gunshot wound to the head. the suspect's bullet narrowly missed a main artery when it struck downs. >>> a major military operation underway right now to from islamic state militants in iraq. they were seen driving towards the city late tonight. some 30,000 iraqi troops are e

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lou: yep, ed rollins, michael goodwin thank you. >> thank you. lou: roll video pretty please. a group of snorklers treated to a incredible display, a humpback whale, breaching out of the water. and landing just a few feet from the snorklers. these folks have their snorkels on out in the water, that is what they got. note, to wife, up next, donald trump said he is not perfect, but he has changed, over last decade. >> my travels, to places that i have been, people that i have mitt met, they have also changed me, i'm not proud of everything that i have done in life, who among us is. is everyone -- anyone brought of every element? lou: pastor robert is joining us next, we're awaiting trump a arrival at rally in pennsylvania. pennsylvania. stay with us, we're coming we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. lou: we're going to talk about