>> hillary clinton! >> hillary clinton! >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm really happy to meet you. >> jimmy: how did you know that? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: did you know, jaden? >> no! i heard them. >> jimmy: you heard them, he's being honest, he's been very, very honest throughout this. >> are you president now? >> jimmy: i'm running to be the president. >> is it hard? >> it's really hard. >> jimmy: you get an opportunity because you get to ask someone who could very well be our president for something. what do you want to see happen in this country? do you have a request? what would you like mrs. clinton to do if she becomes president? >> so like she can make up a law like for people to have free food in restaurants. >> jimmy: free food in restaurants? >> i'm going to write these down. >> jimmy: yes, that's probably a good idea. >> so i can remember what you said. free food in restaurants. okay. >> jimmy: what would you like? >> i want you, if you go to a store and you have to buy something, i want it to be free. >> really? free f

but this is about hillary clinton's reaction. she laughed hysterically at the notion that this man, wanting to strangle her female opponent. and, once again,if hillary clinl ton wants to be a champion of feminism, she should probably use its for all women. not just the ones who agree with her politically. >> thanks for coming. >> also tonight, marco rubio launches a first hard hitting head strike against jeb bush and how this is likely to play out. there she is. she's coming in here. now. >> what marco has is something that the republican party needs to have. a hopeful, optimistic message based on our principles. who wants to try? before earning enough cash back from bank of america to stir up the holidays, before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store, even before they got 3% back on gas, all with no hoops to jump through, daniel, vandi, and sarah decided to use their bank americard cash rewards credit card to sweeten the holiday season. that's the spirit of rewarding connections. apply onli

you were leading polls among the time or hillary clinton. he refused to give me an answer. >> dick cheney has been wrong about most of the foreign policy the last several decades. the last time he was right when he warned the first george bush it would be a mistake to topple hussein because you could have chaos and destabilize the region which is what happened after the iraq war. >> don't you think there's a lot of republicans who might be more aligned with hillary clinton on her foreign policy views than with you? >> well, it's interesting. there was a poll not too long ago and they asked people do you align more with john mccain that we should be involved in most foreign wars and very involved or do you align more with rand paul we should be less involved? i like the way they put it. more or less. it was pretty even. 45% of republicans said they wanted to be more involved. and 41% said they agreed with me that we should be less involved in foreign war. >> how do you view hillary clinton in terms of her foreign policy views? >> i see her as

hillary clinton had a tremendous month. the republicans on the benghazi committee really helped her out after vice president biden decided not to run. joe can tell thaw thyou that th republicans tend to have a tendency to overplay their hand and help out the clintons. right now she's the overwhelming favorite for the nomination. she can't act that way and take it for granted. that would be a mistake. iowa and new hampshire, especially new hampshire, are potential places where she could be upset. you now see sanders going on the air with these ads. i think the first ad i saw is very effective. whether or not it moves the numbers, we don't know. we have to wait and see. by the way, i think they are both going to draw differences with each other. i think that's only natural. even newcomers to the process tend to do that, because voters are going to look at this, they are going to make a decision and right now, i think as i say, it's overwhelmingly hillary clinton's to lose. but they are going to have a vig yous vigorous debate

do you want to target hillary clinton the person? >> not at all. chuck, this is exactly media stuff. my views on hillary clinton's e-mails are exactly what i said in the debate and right after the debate. the american people are sick and tired of seeing on the front pages e-mails. they want a real discussion on real issues. there is an investigation ongoing. i have nothing to do with it. that's that. but my views on that have not changed. in terms of disagreeing with hillary clinton, yeah, i do, on many, many issues. what i understand politics and elections to be about is to discuss differences of opinion. i intend to do that and do that vigorously. that does not mean that i'm making personal attacks against somebody i respect. i disagree with hillary clinton on whether or not we should break up the large financial institutions in this country. i don't have a super pac. she does have a super pac. we have many different points of view, and i will discuss those vigorously. >> one of the things you've pointed out is consistency. you believe that matte

and now hillary clinton saying she tried to joan the marines in the '70s. anything scary than hillary clinton is her with a machine gun. you buy that? >> i would have said something. we need to be consistent. john kanye was a class act v'rm how to hanle supporters that say something vicious against the opposition. you put them to bed and that's not true. and this is somebody i disagree with politically. i don't know why trump or hillary didn't get the memo. >> when obama is attacked it is racist and ben carson is attacked it is vetting. strangers to media scrutiny and i decided to see what viewers like you thought of media personalities like us. take a look. >> you know who this is? >> no. >> that is geraldo rivera. >> we call that seasons. you like his mustache. >> it is old school. ÷ style he got his nose broken by the kkk. >> really? >> ben afmrek? >> and she's from ms nbc. >> i never have seen her. nneither as anybody else. >> that is mad cow. >> it is super, super liberal. i don't know her but i wish i did. >> she's on fox news. that's megyn. >> and w

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley. they will all be here. hillary clinton leads in the polls and breaking a short time ago, and associated press survey shows that hillary clinton holds the overwhelming lead in delegates to win the democratic nomination. a lot of undecideds out there. emmy victor has been talking with college students who are excited about tomorrow night, what are they saying? emmy: drake university is iowa's college affordability, minimum wage, two things we have heard a lot about on the campaign trails, those are things we may hear about tomorrow and affect college students and college students want the candidates to say concrete lance to deal with these issues. this debate could help students narrow down who they want to vote for. many students will be voting for the first time in the year and are excited to be a part of the political process but some students say they do not know where to start on choosing a candidate because of the large number. others getting more closer to making the decision. >> i am undecided. i feel

clinton. >> is hillary clinton's camp said that the 11-hour grilling they had before the house committee, did they say that has been enough to address some of these concerns? >> guest: that's certainly the way they spin it. these a committee before -- i'm sorry -- the testimony before congress you. also need to speak to members of the press and hillary clinton has been one of the least willing candidates to do so. she -- earlier this summer we saw her corral reporters at an event. she has done a couple of interviews over the summer and most were softball interviews so is not taking hard questions and that's one reason why her favability numbers are down and a number of americans view her as dishonest and trust bury. she could boost those numbers and could improve her image if she were perhaps more willing to speak to members of the press and openly address the concerns that many americans have. >> host: line for democrats freddie, good morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you doing. >> host: good, go ahead. >> caller: okay, i would just like to say ben carson -- the lady -- can't sa

>> hillary clinton! >> hillary clinton! >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm really happy tooeet you. >> jimmy: how did you know that? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: did you knonow, jaden >> no! i heard them. >> jimmy: you heard them, he's been very, very honest throughout this. >> are you president now? president. >> is it hard? >> it's really hard. to ask someone who could very well be our president for what do u want to see happen in this country? do you have a request? about what would you like mrs. clinton to do if she becomes president? >> so like she can make up a law foodn restaurants. >> jimmy: free food in restaurants? down. >> jimmy: yes, that's probably a good idea. said. okay. >> i want you, if you go to a store and you have to buy something, i want it to be free. >> really? free food from the restaurants and free -- >> like toys. >> like toys, free stuff at stores? >> jimmy: these kids areooking for handouts. >> yeah. >> jimmy: jaden what do you think? >> no school. >> no school ever? >> no. >> for your whole life? >> not even -

it is a problem for hillary clinton because, to reasons, hillary clinton has been close to wall street and the iconic institutions, and number two, this is the year work wall street is being questioned by people experiencing some economic unease and worrying about the power'. host: if you are joining us on c-span radio or coast-to-coast the potusisting on channel, 124, our guest is tom a national reporter for "the washington post," and george grace meng's from tennessee as we focus on the front page story of "the washington post." -- 41intons, 43 years years, $3 billion. good morning, george. caller: good morning. i have been reading and some of the media about the various security questions and handling of national security information and classified information. i have worked in the nuclear field my whole life, and i am 80 retired, but i have a good appreciation for the importance of national security probably a clearance 450 of the last years. the last years. i noticed a number of republican people, general petraeus, and others, have been indicted by the justice department. does you

chris said we all agree hillary clinton is bad. we agree we need to beat her, let's not pretend that out-of-control government spending is a democratic issue. just sending another republican to d.c. is not good enough. we need to cut government spe spending, and not going to do it sending any republican. i'm glad he's vetoes taxes. new jersey is the 50th worst business climate due to the high taxes in new jersey. moderator: governor huckabee. >> if we got rid of the taxes on our work, got rid of taxes on savings, investments, capital gains and inheritance and made a zero tax, we'd pay at point of consumption. why should we punish people for productivity? and the fair tax doesn't punish people for doing well and building the economy. there's $31 trillion parked offshore. what happens if that money comes back to america? you think it goosed the economy? i guarantee you it would. that's why the fair tax is the best solution we have for economic growth in this country. moderator: governor huckabee, americans under your plan, would pay

ben carson tying hillary clinton in a hypothetical general election match-up. what is going on here? >> well, i think that all of us are aware that there's a significant amount of unrest in the country. people feel that they are not being well represented here in the congress. and some of them feel the same way about the white house. these things happen. there's ebb and flow in the political process. all of us are aware of that. the country is a pretty divided country right now. it all depends upon what the issues are as to how people line up. and right now people are very anxious about their futures. there are young people who feel that it's not worth it to get a college education. there are older people who feel that they are not respected in their golden years and there are threats to their comfort as they live out those years. there are black people who feel that their lives do not matter and white people who feel that the country or the government is not responding to them. that's just the way things are. and it's incumbent on us in public office to work h

and them outside to support hillary clinton. and of course, formerly endorse and introducing her boston mayor marte walsh. >> arriving in boston hall on sunday hillary clinton greeted hundreds dlantzing supporters. standing beside mayor marte walsh endorsement for president. >> next president of united states of america hillary clinton. >> supporter welcomed clinton haul for hard hats for hillary. rally organization supports from construction, building and transportation unions. >> i am only democratic candidate in this race who will pledge to raise your income not your taxes. >> clinton promised to invest in infrastructure. create good middle class jobs fight for attacks credit to encourage high qualify apprenticeship programs i am non going to let any one under mine collective bargaining rights. or prevailing wages standards. or project labor agreement. >> and message was well received. >> be she has got proven track record she can get things done in washington mayor walsh cin clean resume is unmatched by any democratic or rep

clinton. >> hillary clinton embodies the cronyism of washington. >> hillary clinton is coming for your wallet, everybody. >> we must beat hillary clinton. >> what do you think is going to happen when hillary clinton is elected president of the united states? >> carly fiorina can beat hillary clinton. >> we cannot let hillary clinton, who is the worst secretary of state in the history of our country, win this election. >> hillary and the democrats promise everything on the spending side. >> this is also smething hillary clinton agrees. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton won't tell you that that's the thing that's really hurting the middle class and poor. >> wait until you see what hillary clinton will do to this country. >> hillary clinton's approach to this is more topdown, more regulation, more passes. >> hillary clinton says -- >> hill i clinton. >> hillary clinton wants to suppress that. >> this president and hill i clinton -- >> it may be the best that hillary clinton can do but it's not the best america can do. >> they're doing high-fives in the clinton kpaint when they hear t

take hillary clinton for example. one of her biggest donors now is haym saban, a democratic party mega-donor who strongly supports netanyahu. frustrations with netanyahu get submerged politically because the united states and israel share democratic deals and western values. -- yield ideals and western values. >> its not possible to do well in american politics, by distancing yourself or repudiating the vision of a united israel-american front in this world and i think that's growing increase i haingly cleas islamic forces throughout the world. >> in the 2016 campaign it all means less criticism of the prime minister of israel and more public work support even as divides in the american jewish community keep growing. before benjamin netanyahu's visit to the white house, obama administration made it clear to reporters that they do not expect peace between israel and the palestinians to be achieved before president obama leaves office. critical of the nuclear deal with iran, and deals have become a fringe issue not just

hillary clinton has a super pac. clearly some of her money is coming in from the wealthiest people in this country and large corporations. we don' t have that. and i don' t have it because i am very clear, i do not represent the billionaire class or corporate america, and the way we are going to do it, the way we are doing it, is when 750,000 people up to this point, that is more people than have contributed to our campaign -- that have contributed to our campaign than any campaign in american history up to this point. as the campaign progresses, millions and millions of people are going to come on board. maybe they contribute $10, maybe $20, but they want a government that represents all of us, not just the special interests who fund super pac' s. fernando: you have been talking about a concept, people have been talking about your concept for democratic socialism. what do you actually mean? if it is based on the european system, the danish system, how will you find it? mr. sanders: i will tell you how of it. in many

change to washington, 62% said hillary clinton. 51% said. do you need to draw the distinction between you and hillary clinton more starkly for democratic voters? >> well, i think, the answers yes. but i have to tell you, john, we started this campaign something like three or four percent in the polls. we have come a long way in the six months that i've been in this race. i think the more people are familiar with bernie sanders and the programs that i'm advocating and what i've been trying to do in congress. better we are going to do. hillary clinton and i are very substantive disagreements on a number of major issues, i think with democracy is about letting the american people hear those differences. >> dickerson: thank yo senator sanders. we did that also night we look forward to doing it with you again on this show we'll be right back in a moment. it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for all this... when you're really

those -- hillary clinton won in that debate how did you see it? >> i didn't see it as such a clear win actually on her part. i suppose she had her moments, so did mr. sanders so did mr. o'malley. it seemed to me that they all struggled pretty much with the issue of what to do after paris. with isis. i think mrs. clinton had been awkward moments with regard to wall street. >> dickerson: in our poll overnight hillary clinton on question of handling the foreign policy. hillary clinton came in at 67% said that she handled it the best. sanders and o'malley were far behind sanders at% then 11% for o'malley. how much did that matter, how much does that matter, what did you make of the debate? >> i think as far as democrat can primary goes, it's sort of given that democratic voters trust hillary clinton, she was secretary of state, long been her wheel house. i think per the general election it matters quite a bit. as peggy sai secretary clip ton had hard time answering on the question of what we do after paris. i think part of the problem is that she was

to answers questions about hillary clinton. one about ben carson and west point, not a scandal, and the one about marco rubio was ought puff. >> why is it not a scandal? >> i have no doubt somebody said we'll get you in, come to west point. i have no doubt. it was fairly common. >> he's sort of -- obviously he's a very distinguished retired surgeon. since retiring as a surgeon he's basically a professional auto biographer. he sells and sells and sells his auto by graph if i. there are a lot of things, all of which are favorable to him and all of which have helped sell himself as this amazing person who ought to be president which cannot be corroborated including the factual statement that you can get a full scholarship to get west point. it doesn't work that way. >> direct admissions are a full scholarship. >> nobody pays. >> nobody pays. >> so nobody gets a scholarship. it's not like he got offered to west point and didn't have to pay when other people would have to. >> if you get into yale and you are an rotc student, do you

and the clinton campaign released a statement of its own saying, quote, hillary clinton doesn't hesitate to speak out against hateful or threatening rhetoric, but this vet did not intend to express either of those things, and republicans should not try to pretend otherwise. >>> and former president jimmy carter has received some good news from his doctors. according to the carter center the 91-year-old's cancer treatments have been going well. and doctors say that there's no evidence that it has spread further. carter announcing in august that he'd been diagnosed with melanoma that had spread to his liver and brain. his doctors say testing will continue but the former president has, quote, a lot of reasons to be optimistic. >>> up next, more from the republican presidential debate. plus, all bets are off. see who's now going after two of the biggest players in fantasy sports. >>> and extreme weather, blizzard warnings are now in effect for several states along with the threat of tornadoes. this is a live picture from denver right now. take a look on your screen and we will get the latest

isis is a creation of a political decision by hillary clinton and barack obama. [applause] to abandon iraq against all of our generals' recommendations, against all of the policy recommendations, barack obama and hillary clinton, under her watch, decided politics above the security of our country and the civilians' security of the world. from that, was born isis. we are now seeing the effects that domestic political decisions have on the world. we have a president who said, isis was contained, yesterday he said that. shrinking.s was he is either uninformed, dishonest, or delusional and probably all three. [applause] president, by the way, hillary clinton when she issued her statement, she called the extremists,violent never define the enemy. timek obama has spent his talking about the greatest national security threat to our country. global jihadists? no, it is carbon dioxide, hold your breath otherwise you will destroy the world. barack obama, hillary clinton, they have created the most dangerous world that any new presidents is it going to have to assume the le

behind hillary clinton. she already has had a great deal of influence on the contours of the race. she made specific policy prescriptions calling on people to get behind a bill, for instance, sponsored by tammy baldwin that would ban these golden parachutes from folks leaving wall street firms and going to work in the government soon after she came out and called on people to support that, hillary clinton came out and supported that. there are other ways though where she and her supporters feel hillary clinton hasn't gone far enough, including last month she suggested all democrats should be behind a new many law that separates commercial and investment banking. martin o'malley and bernie sanders have already come out and supported that. that leaves hillary clinton. >> what about the, two-fold on this next question. why tonight? and secondly, why important to show all 13 of these senators together? >> well, there is solidarity and obviously hillary clinton has more openly embraced the idea of making history

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i'm hillary clinton, >>> welcome back. i want you to take a look at the front page of the new hampshire yununion leader. it's big news for new jersey governor chris christie. he has secured perhaps the most important newspaper endorsement in the republican primary season. the question now, will that endorsement give christie, who has been struggling in low single digits in the polls, the momentum to launch a real challenge in the granite state nationally? joining me is the publisher of the new hampshire "union leader" and the writer of that editorial, joe mcquaid. the panel is also here. so, joe, chris christie. first of all, tell us how you started -- you cut the field to get to the point where you decided to pick chris christie? he was among a group of how many you were seriously considering for the endorsement. >> i think we were really looking just at the governors. i think after the experience of the past eight years, freshman senators without a lot of experience are not good. >> so you punished cruz and rubio for hav

hillary clinton. on issue after issue christie warned voters about what a clinton presidency would do it would hurt the economy move the country further to the left and represent four more years of president obama's policies. >> if anybody believes the stuff they heard from that democratic debate a few weeks ago, there's nothing for free. what they forgot to tell you is they were going to raise your tax rates from 70 to 80 percent in order to provide all of that stuff. if you listen to hillary clinton, and she is made it very clear, she believes she can make decisions for you better than you can make them for yourself. the greatness of america is in the american people. what we need to do is get the government the hel out of the way and let the american people win once again. >> while christie focused almost entirely on hillary clinton santorum stayed almost out of the frame bobby jindal went after the record in cutting government spending saying he was the only one running for gop nomination who did

hillary clinton says she's following the example of george w. bush after 9/11. >> the face of terror is not the true faith of islam. that's not what islam is all about. islam is peace. these terrorists don't represent peace. they represent evil and war. >> is islam peace governor? >> you know what, i know what -- i know what islamic terrorism is and that's what we are fighting with isis, al qaeda a owl f the other groups. this is not a question of religion. this is a political ideology that has co-opted a religion. it's more than acceptable to call it what it is. >> the question is, though, hillary clinton said she doesn't want to label it as islamic terrorism. that seemed to be on the first few yoers of the war on terror, president bush, he said islam is peace. it's hard to imagine hillary clinton saying islam is peace and not being attacked by republicans. >> i don't -- all i know is that she does not believe this is our fight. this is a fight for western civilization. we need to be all in on it. these are islamic terrorists that have co-opted

clinton and the temperament question between trump and hillary clinton. look at this. trump is seen as more honest and straightforward among all voters than hillary clinton is. that would be quite alarming if you're hillary clinton. now look at the temperament question. and this number is reverse. it's hillary clinton that is seen as viewed as having the better temperament versus donald trump. peter hart contends, hugh, it's better to be seen as having the right temperament than being the most honest and straightforward. >> i think both of those will be eclipse bid who can deliver safety. after paris, the axis of the race shifted and people are looking for who will make them safe. we mentioned in the green room, there's a "new york times" piece today on libya by david kirkpatrick and eric schmidt about the fact that libya has become isis 2.0 and there will be another terrorist attack and if there is one in the united states like paris, whoever promises safety, regardless of their trustworthiness, regardless of anything else and can deliver wins. >> well,

deirdre: basil, what is best case scenario for hillary clinton. objectively they have hurt her credibility, even among her supporters. >> i don't see it hurting credibility among her supporters, they are a more supportive and for haven't ha han -- fervent than they have been, because of something we touched on earlier, every time this gets released, is not that people are saying we don't trust her more and more, but we're tired of hearing about it, there is no smoking gun. deirdre: at least it seems that the u.s. trusted wrong people, had to do an about-face, there is a lack of clarity. >> what is important to note, she is finding out information as she is being asked to talk about it over the course, this came out in hearings. she is get more and more information be on dated, and -- >> she -- >> it possible, what she knew in one hour may not have been the case the next hour, but that does not mean she lied. deirdre: she told the victims families after she told chelsea, clinton that the benghazi attack was a terrorist attack, she told or world lea

hillary clinton doesn't think that we can. she thinks that we need to manage the decline, and what governor bush is going to be doing is putting in pro growth policies to allow more high-paying jobs to be created. >> tim miller is the communications director the, director for the bush campaign. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> we will look at the issues at the center of the clash, immigration, military spending, and will they find common ground? >>> and soon, heading to egypt to get a first hand look at the wreckage of the metrojet that killed all 224 people on board, and ntsa is headed that there, and we will have the latest of the investigation when we come back. clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade. i brto get us moving.tein i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutr

hillary clinton marched into the lion's den ready to avenge herself. look how friendly she is with the press. you know you have been to 2 a lot of benghazi hearings when you know all the photographers by name. "hey, tom, i loved your shots from last time. and great choice on the filter. it looked great." here's the thing about the hearing-- it was almost more of a debate about why they were having a hearing than it was a hearing itself. >> even after an accountability review board and a half dozen congressional investigations, these and other questions still linger. >> it is time, and it is time now for the republicans to end this taxpayer-funded fishing expedition. >> we have learned nothing. >> trevor: "we have learned nothing." i said the same thing to my fourth grade math teacher. ( laughter ) she was a scarecrow. south africa is weird. ( laughter ) but while hillary clinton had to endure repetitive questions and endless bickering, it wasn't a total waste of her time. >> madam secretary, you're welcome to answer the question if you'd like to. >> we

chris said we all agree hillary clinton is bad. we agree we need to beat her, let's not pretend that out-of-control government spending is a democratic issue. just sending another republican to d.c. is not good enough. we need to cut government spe spending, and not going to do it sending any republican. i'm glad he's vetoes taxes. new jersey is the 50th worst business climate due to the high taxes in new jersey. moderator: governor huckabee. >> if we got rid of the taxes on our work, got rid of taxes on savings, investments, capital gains and inheritance and made a zero tax, we'd pay at point of consumption. why should we punish people for productivity? and the fair tax doesn't punish people for doing well and building the economy. there's $31 trillion parked offshore. what happens if that money comes back to america? you think it goosed the economy? i guarantee you it would. that's why the fair tax is the best solution we have for economic growth in this country. moderator: governor huckabee, americans under your plan, would pay

hillary clinton is here. from the new show "with bob and david," the very funnynyob odenkirk and david cross are here. bob b d david are getting an extra cavity search right now. this is the most interesting race for president we've had in a long time. a new quinnipiac university poll came out yesterday. they have donald trump back on top of ben carson 24% to 23%. and jeb bush is now down to only 4%. more people picked bit o' honey as their favorite halloween candy than support jeb bush for president. some of his donors are concerned but jeb told him, "all the nervous nellys on the call, chill out." you know what would make me a nervous nelly? the fact that the guy i gave money to in 2015 is still using the phrase nervous nelly. campaign. well, you can see jeb does appear to be having a lot of fun with this campaign. he also promised donors he'll get better at debating. and that he's working g ry hard right now, he's working very hard t ting to learn how to put on a hoodie. yeah. poor jeb. it's not like anyon

you have worked with both barack obama and hillary clinton. based on today's speech, how do you think americans should anticipate a president clinton differing from barack obama on national security issues? >> i think that secretary clinton said it right today we , have moved into a new phase in by the time she is president, we will be in another phase. what voters have to look for our -- our what are the qualities you want? the strength was to talk about the need for resolve. not feared. that is what president obama has been about. clinton, ify president clinton is going to take us into the next phase of what is going to be a long-term strategy, we have to defeat isil in the short-term but there are lots of terrorists out there and there will be subsequent groups well.ill arrive as we have got to work with partners around the world to really go at this in a concerted way. i think she laid out that strategy today. worked in a lot of places around the world, libya, somalia, iraq. hillary clinton said we need to have a stronger coalition with lo

they both beat hillary clinton very strongly. they were seen by the voters, both of them, having won the debate hands down. this is good news for both of them as well. martha: it is indeed. they get another shot at it on tuesday night. fascinating to watch what is happening here, mark. thanks so much. >> thanks, martha. >> here is mystery. startling new information expected to be revealed in the shooting death after police officer in fox lake, illinois. remember the officer shown here was shot dead after telling his dispatcher he was chasing three men on foot. sources telling fox news investigators do not believe that to be the case. matt finn in round lake, illinois, outside of chicago. what can we expect today, matt? what are we going to learn? reporter: bill, so far all police have said they will reveal a very significant piece of information regarding this investigation. local media rushed last night to report they are going to reveal lieutenant joseph gliniewicz might have killed himself instead of initial narrative he was m

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hillary clinton has a super pac. clearly some of her money is coming in from the wealthiest people in this country and large t have that. and i don' t have it because i am very clear, i do not represent the billionaire class or corporate america, and the way we are going to do it, the way we are doing it, is when 750,000 people up to this point, that is more people than have contributed to our campaign -- that have contributed to our campaign than any campaign in american history up to this point. as the campaign progresses, millions and millions of people are going to come on board. maybe they contribute $10, maybe $20, but they want a government that represents all of us, not just the special interests who fund super pac' s. fernando: you have been talking about a concept, people have been talking about your concept for democratic socialism. what do you actually mean? if it is based on the european system, the danish system, how will you find it? mr. sanders: i will tell you how we will fund various components of i