you're pulling a clinton. do you know what a clinton is? do you know what a clinton is? a clinton is he says one thing one day, and another thing the next day. you try to have both sides of the issue. the fact of the matter is that you are proposing $150 billion in new taxes. >> no. >> and i hope you talk to these people in tennessee -- >> we are not. you can say it all you want. >> i am sure what you didn't talk to them about is how we're going to reform the health care system, like the president wants to do. he wants to reform the health care system so every american will available to them affordable health insurance. one other thing you didn't talk to them about, senator, is legal reform. your position on legal reform is status quo. you talk about foreign competition. why should an american company have to spend 50 to 20 times on liabilitity cost compared to a company in japan or somewhere else? that's not right. we have reform legislation on capital hill that will create jobs and the democratic congress won't pass it. >> maybe it's time to move on to our next topic.

you're pulling a clinton. and you know what clinton is? a clinton is, is what he says -- he says one thing one day and another thing the next day -- you try to have both sides of the issues. the fact of the matter is that you are proposing $150 billion in new taxes. no. >> and i hope that you talk to the people in tennessee -- no, we're not. >> -- and told them that -- how we will reform the health care system, like the president wants to do. every american will have available affordable health insurance. that is legal reform. your position on legal reform of the status quo. you talk about foreign competition. why should an american company/ñ spend 50 to 20 times on product liability costs in the comfy in japan or germany, or somewhere else. that is not right. we have product liability on capitol hill and the congress won't pass it. >> okay. i think it's time to move on to our next topic. all 3 of you gentlemen have some expertise in defense and the armed forces. vice president quayle and senator gore both served on the senate armed servi

you're pulling a clinton. [laughter] and you know what a clinton is? and you know what clinton is? a clinton is, is what he says -- he says one thing one day and another thing the next day -- you try to have both sides of the issues. the fact of the matter is that you are proposing $150 billion in new taxes. sen. gore: no. vice president quayle: and i hope that you talk to the people in tennessee -- sen. gore: no, we're not. vice president quayle: -- and told them that -- sen. gore: you can say it all you want but it doesn't make it true. vice president quayle: -- going to have new taxes. i hope you talked to them about the fact that you were going to increase spending to $220 billion. i'm sure what you didn't talk to them about was about how we're going to reform the health care system, like the president wants to do. he wants to go out and to reform the health care system so that every american will have available to them affordable health insurance. i'm sure one other thing that you didn't talk to them about, senator, and that is legal reform, because your position on legal refo

you're pulling a clinton. do you know what a clinton is? it is when he says one thing one day and another thing the next day. you try have both sides of the issue. you're proposing $150 billion in new taxes. and i hope you talk to the people in tennessee and -- >> you can say it all you want but it doesn't make it true. you were going to increase spending. i'm sure what you didn't talk to him about is how we would reform the health care system. he wants to go out and reform the health care system so eve american will have available insurance. i'm sure you didn't talk about legal reform. you are talking about foreign competition. why should an american company have to spend 15 to 20 times cop paired to a company in japan or germany or somewhere else. we have liability on capitol hill that will create jobs and the democratic congress won't pass it. >> i think it is time to move on to your next topic. all three of you have expertise in the defense and armed forces. vice president gore and senator quayle was on the senate committee. with the en

clinton: mr. lehrer, i hope we'll have a chance to discuss drugs later in the program, but let me respond to what you said. i agree that too many incumbent politicians in washington in both parties have consistently opposed campaign finance reform. that was certainly the case from the minute i got there. so, after speaker gingrich and senator dole took over the congress, i went to new hampshire and a man suggested -- a gentleman that unfortunately just passed away a couple of days ago -- suggested that we appoint a commission. and i shook hands with him on it and i appointed my members, and the commission never met. and then senator dole's ardent supporters, senator mccain, who's out there today, along with senator feingold, supported, sponsored a campaign finance reform proposal. i strongly supported it. and members of senator dole's own party in the senate killed it. and he was not out there urging them to vote for the mccain-feingold bill. so i think the american people, including the perot sup

you haveor clinton, one minute, sir. gov. clinton: i think that mr. perot has confronted the deficit issue but it is important to point out we have two deficits in america, not one. we have the budget deficit in the federal government but we also have an investment, jobs, income deficit. people are working harder for less money than they were working -- earning 10 years ago. $1600 in a drop in average income in the last two years. the problem i have with the perot prescription say that if you cut it this much this quick, it will increase unemployment and slow down the economy. that is why i think do it that clean. we have a disciplined reduction of 50% over the next four years, but first getting the incentive to invest, put the american people back to work. we have got to invest and grow. economists and executives have endorsed this approach because it offers the best hope to get our income rising instead of falling. >> president bush one minute. pres. bush: the question is on fairness and i disagree with mr. perot, i don't get is fair for $.50 a gall

governor clinton. gov. clinton: i think i remember the question. [laughter] let me say first of all, i want to answer your specific question but first of all, we all agree that there should be a growing economy. what you have to decide is who's got the best economic plan. and we all have ideas out there, and mr. bush has a record. so i don't want you to read my lips and i sure don't want you to read his. i do hope you will read our plans. now, specifically, one, on medicare, it is not true that everyone knows how to fix it. there are different ideas -- the bush plan, the perot plan, the clinton -- we have different ideas. i am convinced, having studied health care for a year hard and talking to hundreds and hundreds of people all across america, that you cannot control the cost of medicare until you control the cost of private health care and public health care, with managed competition, ceiling on cost, and radical reorganization of the insurance markets. you've got to do that. we have got to get those costs down. number with regard to social two,

it is for governor clinton, two-minute answer. sandy will ask it. >> governor clinton, ann brought up medicare. i remember in 1965 when wilbur mills of arkansas, the chairman of the ways and means was pushing it through the congress. the charge against it was it socialized medicine. >> mr. bush made that charge. >> well, he served within two or three years later in 1967 where i first met him. the second point though is that it is now skyrocketing out of control. people want it. we say it's going bonkers. is not the oregon plan applied to medicaid rationing the proper way to go even though the federal government last august ruled that violated the americans with disabilities act of 1990? >> i thought the oregon plan should at least have allowed to be tried because at least the people of oregon were trying to do something. let me go back to the main point, sandy. mr. bush is trying to run against lyndon johnson and jimmy carter and everybody in the world, but me in this case. i have proposed a managed competition plan for health car

clinton won i don't know if he'd be in jail i don't think she would have done anything to end a feel would an investigation or prosecution that is not been anything that i knew as a senator as 1st lady i've never seen or try to stop digital investigations when seen it was denies all the accusations and is that fighting the case brevin al sharpton i'll stop you that more from the legendary civil rights activist after this short break. it was a very nice show from president. and i could have said no thank you or i could have said thank you and i said i'll take it and now it's time to ensure they. don't travel thank you says a dream much to their. name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how when i come that the news that's dishonest tell when i call that a recorder or a network that's totally dishonest c.n.n. is saying you know 100 percent negative. change fast changes so sometimes i'll say that's going to be a great story be a pretty good report and others good as you. do we'll see what happens. i always say who knows what we'll see on the field will be successful. because.

the first question goes to governor clinton, for two minutes, and and will ask it. >> governor clinton, can you tell us what your definition of the word family is? >> your family involves at least one parent whether natural or adoptive, or foster, and children. a good family is a place where love and discipline in good values are transmitted, from the elders to the children. a place where people turn for refuge and where they know they are the most important people in the world, america has a lot of families that are in trouble today. there's been a lot of talk about family values in this campaign. and i know a lot about that. i was born to a widow ad mother who gave me family values, and grandparents on seeing the family values in my people from our concern. i've seen a family values all these people in america who are out there killing themselves, working harder for less. in a country that had the worst economic years in 50 years, and the first decline in industrial production ever. i think the president owes it to the family values to show that he values american families. whether t

hillary clinton, finance the russia hoax, disseminated the ss it up to protect clinton and destroyed donald trump. >> reporter: despite that revelation, what president obama knew hillary clinton stirring up the russia scandal. there is absolutely no mention of the release of brennan's notes on abc, nbc or pbs yesterday. it is the bait day in salt lake city. mike pence and senator kamala harris will face off for the first and only time before next month's election. >> he did topics like healthcare and covid-19, griff jenkins in salt lake city with what we can expect to. >> reporter: outside the university of utah, and we don't have an official list released by susan peyser the debate commission, along with the administration's handling of it and the president's diagnosis front and center for the trump 2020 communications director, vigorously defend the administration's response to draw out senator harris on her record. >> kamala harris is still at this moment to cosponsor of bernie sanders's medicare for all language outlaws private health insurance for 180 million americans and he wi

clinton won i don't know if he'd be in jail i don't think she would have done anything to end a feel would an investigation or prosecution that is not been anything that i knew as a sentence as 1st lady i've never seen or tried to stop the gist of the investigations when seen it was denies all the accusations and is that fighting the case brevin al sharpton i'll stop you there more from the legendary civil rights activist after this short break. as the election approaches we feel it's necessary to ask a very simple important question why do most potential voters describe themselves as independent or not affiliated with a political party on top of this whole after poll revealed voters want more choices institute party system a little more bot. when i was told small seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. the world to get to shape out just to come out to it and in gaining strength because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. welcome back i'm still here with the author of rise up reverend al sharpton why did you always have an affinit

, hillary clinton's operative, christopher steele. we now know the cia believed that information in his dossier was russian disinformation. the only perpetrator of russian are disinformation was the hillary clinton campaign and its foreign operative, christopher steele. we can't lose sight of that. lou: right. well, and i would only add the full disinformation campaign of the democrats as they pursued any act to try to block the election of this president and then his agenda and overthrowing once he was in office. and, obviously, complicit in that, adam schiff, jerrold nadler leading committees at the forefront of the impeachment effort. and, of course, the entire justice department is in question now because of the outrageous special counsel that had not a single evidence -- >> yeah. lou: -- any evidence whatsoever to proceed on. it just, it's stunning. john, how does it feel to be -- it's what? i'm sorry? >> the mueller probe looks more and more like a sham with every piece of information that comes out. there was no reason for it.

this was the clinton campaign remember this. the clinton campaign created this sick fantasy and then they went out and hired avatars to do it hired a former british spy named steele and then they hired the suspected russian spy, okay? so that they could give it a ven eer of being a russian so imagine that now you have the democrats hiring russian sp ies getting $3.5 million from moscow and nobody in the media seems to give a damf about it so what leader mccarthy said is exactly right, every republican senator and member of congress should be saying this is over. we want every damn bit of evidence that every intelligence agency has or it's maybe time to shut those agencies down, because at the end of the day our liberties are more important than anything else we have in this country and they have been stampeded over by these dirty cops and the democratic party and the media who fails to report on it. maria: yes, this is absolutely shameful that this report last week, that the dni ratcliffe declassified and got no coverage from th

clinton won i don't know if he'd be in jail i don't think she would have done anything to end a feel would an investigation or prosecution that is not been anything that i knew as a senator as 1st lady i've never seen a try to stop the gist of the investigations when seen it was denies a all the accusations of his that fighting the case brevin al sharpton i'll stop you that more from the legendary civil rights activist after this short break. it was a very nice offer from president putin and i could have said no thank you or i could have said thank you and i said i'll take it and now it's time to include a slight bestial next time don't travel thank you says very much for the. name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how when i come that news that's dishonest telecom that a recorder or in a network that's totally dishonest c.n.n. is says you know 100 percent negative i clearly there's a change faster changes so fast sometimes i'll say wow that's going to be a great story be a pretty good report another as good as you. will see what happened so who knows who knows what we'll

as it related to hillary clinton's emails and then as it related to targeting president trump . so they double down on it . manufactured false allegations against president trump to excuse unprecedented spy operations and then later criminal investigations of trump and his team. >> as far as all that investigation, what substantially came out of it? i know we saw the mueller report eventually but as far as the look into the investigation what evidence as we found ? t >> recently we have information that our intelligence community and intelligence that the russians evidently listening to hillary clinton and company knew that hillary clinton was making it all up or was trying to disabuse these russian collusion allegations that were fanciful to distract the american people from her email allegations was brief to the president of the united states barack obama and it was actually referred to the fbi for further investigation it obviously not much was done with. >> as far as the release of information one of the things people were looking for if they were following the story was som

hillary clinton lost wisconsin by less than 1 percentage point. but a marquette university law school poll had clinton up by 7 percentage points in october of 2016. that same marquette poll now shows joe biden with only a five-minute lead. at this same point in 2016, reuters/ipsos had the wisconsin race too close to call. 2020 reuters/ipsos has biden by 6 in wisconsin. hillary clinton lost pennsylvania by less than one percentage point. but "the new york times" sienna poll had clinton up by seven in 2016. that same poll right now has biden up by seven. also in pennsylvania, a quinnipiac poll had clinton up by five percentage points in late october of 2016. today, that same poll shows biden up by a much wider margin of 13 percentage points. monmouth at this point gave clinton a ten-point lead in the commonwealth. monmouth currently has biden up by 12 in pennsylvania. let's take a look at michigan another state that hillary clinton lost by less than one percent. at this exact week in 2016, clinton led by 11 percentage points according to an epic mra

>>well, i think governor clinton is committed. i do think it's fair to note he can rebut it but arkansas is one of the one states that doesn't have any civil rights legislation. i've tried to use the white house as the bully pulpit speaking out against discrimination. we have passed two very forward-looking civil rights bills. it's not going to be all done by legislation. but i think you need to make an appeal every time you can to eliminate racial divisions and discrimination. i'll keep on doing that and pointing to some legislative accomplishment to back it out. i have to take ten seconds here. the red light isn't on yet. to say to ross perot, please don't say to the dea agents on the street. we don't have the will to fight drugs. please -- i have watched these people. the same for our local law enforcement people who are backing up in every way we can but maybe you meant that some of the country don't have the will to fight it but those out there on the front line, as you know, you're a strong backer of law enforcement, really,

that being, of course, hillary clinton. the president releasing a flurry of tweets overnight about the counter probe into the russia investigation. he writes: i fully authorized the total declassification of any and all documents pertaining to the single greatest political crime in american history, the russia hoax. likewise the hillary clinton email scandal. now that authorization actually came nearly a year and a half ago when president trump gave his attorney general bill barr complete authority to declassify all documents related to surveillance of his campaign back in 2016. trump at that time had also ordered members of the intelligence communities to fully cooperate with barr's probe. this latest tweet storm came after a note from former cia director john brennan to then president obama was released publicly by house and senate intel it reads alleged approved by hillary clinton a proposal from one of her foreign policy advisers to vilify donald trump by stirring up the scandal claiming interference by the russian secu

google tried to help the clinton campaign with. the reports democrats put out fails to mention anything, fails to mention anything about what big tech does to conservatives. we issued our own report talking about issue. we need to use the antitrust laws that exist, that big tech is not biasing conservatives and pass the law we did last week on section 230. elizabeth: great. congressman jim jordan, great to have you on i mean to say. we hope you come back soon. >> you bet, liz. elizabeth: we are going to be talking to general michael flynn's sidney powell on the new bombshell disclosures in the government documents but we have next for you "the hill" media reporter joe concha back with us on more joe biden gaffs, mistakes, flip-flops, whoppers. wait until you hear what he is saying this time. that story next. president trump: in his best days, 25, 30 years ago he was weak. he was weak as a senator. he was not known as being one of the smart ones. now not exactly prime time. i can tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the feeling of total

but hillary clinton did. we are learning she had a scheme to use the russia hoax to distract from her own email scandal. it took four years but at least we finally know the truth. jesse: it's about time. kayleigh mcenany is better. and it looks like full speed ahead. thanks for joining us. jesse: smoking gun evidence ties hillary to the russia hoax. big controversy involving the moderator of the next debate. ♪ ♪ ♪ - [narrator] what's your hair trying to tell you? (encouraging music) at hairclub, we have hundreds of solutions to get you hair or keep your hair where it belongs... on your head. call or go online to schedule your free consultation today. hairclub. let's talk. [♪] jesse: hillary clinton's plan to sabotage donald trump in 2016 revealed and obama and comey were in on it. notes show that he briefed obama on hillary's plan to tie trump to russia. the notes say alleged approved by hillary clinton to vilify donald trump by stirring up a scandal, claiming interference by the russian security serv

this was the clinton campaign. i want you to remember this, the clinton campaign created the sick fantasy, then they hired avatars to do this. they hired steele who did the steele dossier. they hired a suspected russian spy. now you have the democrats hiring russian spies. getting three and-a-half million dollars from moscow and nobody in the media seems to give a damn about it. i think what leader mccarthy said is right. every republican, senator and member of congress should be saying this is over. we want every damn bit of evidence that every intelligence agency has or it's maybe time to shut those agencies down. because at the end of the day, our liberties are more important than anything else we have in this country and they have been stampeded over by these dirty cops and the democratic party and the media who fails to report on it. maria: yeah. this is absolutely shameful, that this report last week that dni ratcliffe declassified got no coverage from the mainstream media. no coverage, what a disgrace that o

intel intelligent of russia in the summer of 2016 that hillary clinton and her team had personally signed off on a plan to make up the russia collusion story in order to damage trump and distract from her own personal e-mail scandal and that president obama knew all about it, hillary clinton denying and we have the story coming up, former california republican chair is with us and have a chaotic debate did reveal that it does come back to the coronavirus as joe biden said the economy is now so bad because trump shut it down when biden himself had said he would shut down the economy again, look at the story national bogart under border control branded judge joins us on the trump administration rolling out a new massive to pick up criminal illegal aliens and sanctuary cities, they are on the run, they wanted for homicide, murder, sexual assault and more, just as ice captured a fugitive criminal illegal alien who has been on the run and the most wanted list. we have all the stories tonight, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" start right now. ♪. liz: thank

hillary clinton's plan to tie donald trump to russia. joe biden makes an announcement of the number 3 pick. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: love the sun. carley: we have two people in america that will take on the vice presidential debate tonight, we will cover it all morning long. jillian: we will have coverage tonight and tomorrow morning. you are watching "fox and friends first". carley: let's get to it. it is debate day in salt lake city. mike pence and kamala harris will face off of the first and only time before next month's election. jillian: taking unheeded topics like healthcare and covid-19. griff jenkins has what we can expect. >> reporter: here we go. i am outside the perimeter because the secret service is sweeping in, the stadium behind me. as far as the topics we don't have an official list from moderator susan baines but over 90 minutes, she will try to break it down into 9, 10 minute segments and you can bet the coronavirus, the administration's handling a the president's diagnosis will be fr

google tried to help the clinton campaign with. the reports democrats put out fails to mention anything, fails to mention anything about what big tech does to conservatives. we issued our own report talking about issue. we need to use the antitrust laws that exist, that big tech is not biasing conservatives and pass the law we did last week on section 230. elizabeth: great. congressman jim jordan, great to have you on i mean to say. we hope you come back soon. >> you bet, liz. elizabeth: we are going to be talking to general michael flynn's sidney powell on the new bombshell disclosures in the government documents but we have next for you "the hill" media reporter joe concha back with us on more joe biden gaffs, mistakes, flip-flops, whoppers. wait until you hear what he is saying this time. that story next. president trump: in his best days, 25, 30 years ago he was weak. he was weak as a senator. he was not known as being one of the smart ones. now not exactly prime time. i can tell you that. ♪ (music) hi, i'm dorothy hamill. ev

one example the cia includes, quote, in exchange regarding us presidential candidate hillary clinton's approval of a plan concerning us president of candidate donald trump and russian actors hampering us elections as a means of distracting the public from her use of a private email server. fox news confirmed ron johnson his issued subpoenas for fbi informed and cambridge professor stephanie helper to provide documents this month as part of the trump/russia probe. shannon: thank you, we will talk about it more coming up. and less than 24 hours, we are expecting fireworks when mike pence and california democratic senator kamala harris face-off tomorrow night. we have a preview live from salt lake city. >> reporter: unlike the first presidential debate we won't know the topics until mike pence and senator, harris face-off tomorrow night in salt lake city but tonight joe biden is suggesting that might be the last debate we see. >> if he still has covid-19 we shouldn't have a debate. >> joe biden still says he looks forward to debating donald trump and the remaining two presidential debates

bill clinton then gets the nomination, and you have the new democrat, bill clinton and george herbert walker bush, and suddenly, ross perot goes on the larry king show on cnn and says i will run as an independent, if i can be on the ballot in all 50 states. if i'm drafted, i'm not going out to run the typical campaign. but people want my ideas and once we talked about it at the outset, here particularly balancing the budget and the stopping of outsourcing of jobs, but also he was opposed to the war in iraq. he thought the gulf war was going to be a mistake and instead special forces should have gone in and killed saddam hussein. but he launched this amazing third-party run and started soaring in the polls, and became a darling of the summer of 92 and we will pick up the rest of the story in a little bit. >> let's show that larry king live february 20th, 1992. when ross perot announces his willingness to run. >> everybody is saying why are we in this mess. look in the mirror. we are the owners of this country. we don't act like it. we act like we get programed by messages coming out of

>> thank you, governor clinton. ladies and gentlemen, this concludes the debate sponsored by the bipartisan commission on presidential debates. we would like to thank our audience of 209 uncommitted v t voters, hopefully they'll go to the polls like everyone else november 3rd and vote. join us on the 3rd and final presidential debate next monday, october 19th, from the campus of michigan state university in eastern lansing, michigan. i'm carol timpson. good night. [ applause ] >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. c-span3, created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> we're $4 trillion in debt. we're going into debt on an additional $1 billion every working day of the year. as we sit here tonight, we will go into debt an additional $50 million in an hour and a half. it's not the republicans' fault, of course, and it's not the democrats' fault, and what i'm looking for is who did it.

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florida, hillary clinton was more at this point than joe biden is now. democrats say, let's get texas. well, they said that four years ago, too, and it didn't turn out. so if you look at the horse race polls, everyone needs to be careful. we got 12 days to go. if you look deeper into the polls, this is a very different campaign. voter dos not view joe biden the same negative way they viewed hillary clinton. guess what? that's why you have one more debate. we'll see if anything changes after tonight, anderson. >> yeah, seeing a state by state comparison to sea 16 is fascinating. thanks, john. appreciate that. >>> hugest early voting numbers that are breaking records. pamela brown is tracking election ballots. what are you seeing tonight? >> the bottom line, anderson, a lot of voters have already cast their ballots. take a look here. early voting continues to skyrocket. with more than 46 million votes cast so far. we're seeing record early voting turnout in florida, georgia and texas, in states you see on the map. let's take a closer look at the lone star

google tried to help the clinton campaign with. the reports democrats put out fails to mention anything, fails to mention anything about what big tech does to conservatives. we issued our own report talking about issue. we need to use the antitrust laws that exist, that big tech is not biasing conservatives and pass the law we did last week on section 230. elizabeth: great. congressman jim jordan, great to have you on i mean to say. we hope you come back soon. >> you bet, liz. elizabeth: we are going to be talking to general michael flynn's sidney powell on the new bombshell disclosures in the government documents but we have next for you "the hill" media reporter joe concha back with us on more joe biden gaffs, mistakes, flip-flops, whoppers. wait until you hear what he is saying this time. that story next. president trump: in his best days, 25, 30 years ago he was weak. he was weak as a senator. he was not known as being one of the smart ones. now not exactly prime time. i can tell you all otc pain relievers including voltaren ha

and governor bill clinton, the democratic nominee. my name is carol simpson and i will be the moderator for tonight's 90-minute debate which is coming to you from the campus of the university of richmond in richmond, virginia. now tonight's program is unlike any other presidential debate in history. we're making history now and it's pretty exciting. an independent polling firm has selected an audience of 209 uncommitted voters from this area. the candidates will be asked questions by these voters on a topic of their choosing, anything they want to ask about. my job as moderator is to, you know, take care of the questioning, ask questions myself if i think there needs to be continuity and balance and sometimes i might ask the president to respond to what another candidate may have said. the format has been agreed to by representatives of both the republican and democratic campaigns. and there is no subject matter that is restricted. anything goes. we can ask anything. after the debate, the candidates will have an opportunity to make a

and the clintons and all of this other propaganda business. because we need to have an informed electorate. the people who know american history, who have regard for our morals and for our institutions and the fact that we are d about protecting ourselves to make a more perfect union, and everyone is entitled to their belief but everyone is not entitled to their own facts. mister mueller's report outlined the fact that the president had been indicted for obstruction of justice but he could not cause he's a standing president and there's this justice department memoranda that says you cannot indict or fight a sitting president. and he said in his campaign, crussia, are you listening? esther manafort's relationships with the russian intelligence officer that has been exposed, the same people in the ukraine that have been exposed as being russian intelligence agents or agents of russian intelligence. >> host: what would you like our guest to address out of those things? >> caller: i would like mister fitton to be honest, to be for america and to

judge barrett: president clinton. sen. kennedy: clinton v. jones, famous case. president clinton nominated justice ginsburg and justice breyer to the united states supreme court. they heard that case. did anybody ask justice ginsburg to recuse herself because president clinton nominated her? judge barrett: i don't know if any motions were filed. sen. kennedy: do you think she should have? judge barrett: that is not something i would opine on. i'm sure she discharged her oath. sen. kennedy: did any of my colleagues ask that justice breyer recuse himself from hearing clinton v. jones because president clinton appointed him? judge barrett: i don't think that has come up. sen. kennedy: i don't think so either. i want to finish this housekeeping, because i want to talk about the law. i want to give you a chance to respond to something. ate butthead professor boston university says that because you and your husband have two children of color, that you're a white colonist. the implication is that you are racist. and that you use your two children as props. do you use y

and joe biden is more popular than hillary clinton was four years ago. that's one reason why the polling has been since stable, more than it was four years ago, the electorate is more doug in an has not move much over the course of these dramatic events. host: teresa is in menomonee falls, wisconsin, supporting the president. caller: good morning. twofold, one of the things that i noticed in wisconsin, and you sort of mentioned it a little bit, there are not many people who will admit that they are actually there isr donald trump no unity, there is so much like to i would sure see wisconsin and america become more unified and a lot of people think that biden will be able to because he reaches out .nd empathize with everybody it sounds good, but in reality the people that have to become undivided are the american people and what they believe in. and being able to have a debate between people instead of putting people down. and that's one of the things that i don't care for about model withnot a good how he talks and how he talks about people. for the he h

bill clinton was the incumbent president seeking re-election. the republicans had nominated longtime senator from kansas bob dole and the big differences our guests have said was during the fall campaign, ross perot was not permitted to take part in the debates. on the screen right now are the results on election night, 1996 with president clinton achieving 49% of the votes, bob dole 159 electoral sclcollege votes and s perot 0. just over 8% of the popular vote in the 1996 elections. our next clip is ross perot on election night 1996 talking about the future of the reform party. >> we're going to keep the pressure on the major issues. i think they've gotten the word on campaign finance reform, don't you? [ cheers and applause ] >> they've repented and been reborn. my dream is they will go to heaven because they'll do what they say they'll do. it's done. it's done. but that's got to stop. we have got to get that done and we have got to get campaign reform in terms of the campaign and all that done. we must set the highest ethical and moral standa

here is when we will show you my hillary clinton got 280,000 votes in milwaukee. in 2012 barack obama 232,000. that could be a sizable difference in a state that was decided by some 20,000 votes. and you can make the same case in wayne county, which is detroit, which is where we will see joe biden and barack obama on saturday. >> correct. and joe biden, the truth is can do quite of lot better than hillary clinton and fall short of what democrats need in wisconsin and the african-american vote. >> bill: parenchyma nice to see you, and we will find out together from wisconsin today, thank you for your time. >> thanks, bill. a full day continues and former vice president biden will be in minnesota and we expect both of those events in the next hour or so hang on. we are coming down to crunch time in election 2020. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me

but hillary clinton did. we are learning she had a scheme to use the russia hoax to distract from her own email scandal. it took four years but at least we finally know the truth. jesse: it's about time. kayleigh mcenany is better. and it looks like full speed ahead. thanks for joining us. jesse: smoking gun evidence ties hillary to the russia hoax. big controversy involving the moderator of the next debate. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) for those also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. it lowers the risk. oh! and i only have to take it once a week. oh! â™

when you're talking about the dirty cops at the doj and the fbi, former clinton folks, clinton campaign people, that has nothing to do with these elections that are going on right now. so i would encourage them if there's something that should get out before this election, it better happen because, look, if -- i don't know what's going to happen in the election. the president is facing tremendous headwinds. i still believe the american people are going to make the right decision, and he will be reelected. but if it comes out later that there was something that really would have changed the direction of this election, i mean, it'll look once again like the intelligence services were doing what and the doj was doing what? backing up the democrat party, and it will lead to really bad things in this country. and the president -- i want to point this out, the president mentioned this other night, the left continues to say and the media says are you going to accept the results of the election. and donald trump did a good job. he probably should have expanded on it more, it's biden and clinton

did they hack clinton emails? the cia noted hillary clinton's plan. the new way drug cartels and human traffics are trying to break into the country as fast as that border wall gets built. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. at this hour the president on the way to a rally, this time in iowa. then he is going to north carolina tomorrow. we'll keep you updated on that. also this news coming in. first lady melania trump has tested negative for covid-19 after she contracted it. her son barron is now negative after he reportedly tested positive for it. pam bondi, women for trump co-chair and former attorney general foreflorida. it is good to see you. nbc will do their own town hall-style debate with president trump and abc will do the that with joe biden. the moderator does matter. they have to ask tough questions to both of them. it hangs on the fairness of the moderator. >> liz, if you remember the last town hall joe biden did,

why isn't hillary clinton and john brennan in jail right now? i mean, we've never, ever seen an individual take advantage of government resources at the highest level, we're talking about the white house here, for their own political gain. i'm from chicago. cook county is one of the most corrupt places in the country. now we see that under the obama administration, this is really the most corrupt place in the country and the fact that we have john -- we have mike pence who is going to be at the debate tonight, i think he needs to prosecute the case against the same people who are looking to take over the administration. now i've got a piece on foxnews.com that came out today about the vice presidential debate. i encourage people to look at that. this is something that cannot stand because the rich and powerful like hillary clinton and john brennan, it continues to seem as though they are getting away with it. they impeached the president over this. don't forget, the they really pushed our country through upheaval day after day on msnbc and cnn o

the teachers unions nominated bill clinton in 1992. they are funding his election now and they know he will maintain the status quo. and i say this, i say this not to the teachers, but to their unions. i say this. if education were a war, you would be losing it. if it were a business, you would be driving it into bankruptcy. if it were a patient, it would be dying. and to the teachers union i say when i'm president i will disregard your political power for the sake of the parents, the children, the schools, and the nation! [ cheers and applause ] i plan to enrich your vocabulary with those words you fear. school choice and competition and opportunity scholarships. all this for low and middle income families so you join the rest of us in accountability while others compete with you for the privilege of giving our children a real education. there is no reason why those who live on any street in america should not have the same right as a person who lives at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the right to send your child to the school of your choi

if you think president clinton was going to be picking a woman? >> i didn't think it was going to happen. there was this series of the great mentioning and my name was mentioned because i was a cabinet member and i've actually been doing a lot of tv and stuff and then somebody said well, no woman can ever be secretary of state because leaders will deal with a woman and the arab ambassador and i got together and said we had no problems dealing with ambassador albright, we wouldn't have any problems dealing with terry albright and then what happened is somebody at the white house and i never want to know who said madeleine is on the list and she second-tier so itruly do not believe that it would happen . and i was less surprised when it did happen and there's a whole story that goes with it. and ursula chief of staff called me in december and he said in 92 and said if the president, i'm sorry, 96. if the president of the united states: you would you take the call. if the president of the united states were to ask you to be safe you say yes. so i obv