mr. clinton: no. i will be lucky to hold her back. >> there's nothing you can disclose about her health? is it connected to the concussion, to any other thing that has happened to her? mr. clinton: no. as far as we know. she is undergone extensive physical exams since that concussion repeatedly. charlie: you yourself said that took six months to recover. mr. clinton: but she has fully recovered from that. prone,ople are more particularly as you get older to dehydration. people faint at my rallies all the time. i'm sure it is not due to them swooning. i would say as long as i'm in politics, 90% of the people i usually itollapse, is quite hot. it is almost always because of dehydration. say if: is it fair to the doctors had concerns they would not let her on the campaign trail, and you would not let her on the campaign trail? mr. clinton: absolutely. charlie: so there is nothing more to know. mr. clinton: nothing more to know. i have talked to her doctor, who is extremely competent. of those her with al

mr. clinton: it is. if you read the constitution and look at the history of the way the convention played out, the document, it's amazing. people ask me to sign their copies of the constitution. when i open it i always think there ought to be a subtitle, let's make a deal. because the framers didn't trust concentrated power. i think she is good at that. she has always been good at it. the fact that they have been so mean to her is not part of that. they know we are not like that. neither one of us. in the years before hillary left the state department and after she went there, we had republicans at cgi. a lot working to support our foundation. then we had people whose party i didn't even know. ♪ charlie: you made the democratic party a centrist party. there seems to be a consensus that it has moved to the left. people say they have witnessed that in the primaries of this process in which bernie sanders seem to move hillary clinton to the left. mr. clinton: this is like physics. every reaction inspires

mrs. clinton: no. mr. trump: and then you heard what i said about it, and all of a sudden you were against it. mrs. clinton: well, donald, i know you live in your own reality, but that is not the facts. the facts are -- i did say i hoped it would be a good deal, but when it was negotiated -- mr. trump: not. mrs. clinton: which i was not responsible for, i concluded it wasn't. i wrote about that in my book -- mr. trump: so is it president obama's fault? secretary, is it president obama's fault? because he's pushing it. mrs. clinton: there are different views about what's good for our country, our economy, and our leadership in the world. and i think it's important to look at what we need to do to get the economy going again. that's why i said new jobs with rising incomes, investments, not in more tax cuts that would add $5 trillion to the debt. mr. trump: but you have no plan. mrs. clinton: but in -- oh, but i do. mr. trump: secretary, you have no plan. amy: chill stein. dr. stein: more heat than light comi

but the media today is not bias against mrs. clinton. let me set the record straight on that. >> it's going to be important. she needs to show life. especial le the last couple of weeks. she took time off of the cam pane trail after the health episode. it's going to be a big one for her. to be foreign policy. it could go really well or horribly wrong. she's supposed to know more than trump does. she served secretary of state for a full term. that's a big issue. >> raffy how does man versus woman play into the debate? >> trump needs to make sure he's not insulting her looks or anything of that sort. >> a different question. will they hold her to a higher >> i don't think that has anything to do with that by the immediater. >> i'm talking about the voters. >> i don't think thanks going to play into it. people will judge do you look presidential. are you believable to be prosecute? that's the question. it's not a matter of if she's a woman. i don't think that's going to come into play. >> listen. no one ever questions mr. trump on his hones

[applause] mr. clinton: we need to do that. she is the only person who says we need to read dignify -- dignify skills training. plumbers, pipefitters, zillion other things that are open to people without a four-year degree. there are no high-quality training programs in the area. she wants us to invest in labor union training programs that are great. she wants to invest in community-based training programs that are great. and she wants to offer a whole new deal to corporate america. i will support cutting your taxes if you will leave at your jobs here, invest in internships, training, and share. want to do what they did in indiana -- i don't know if you read about that. $2.9 million faster, profitable. their profit margins were going up. in they are still going to shut it down, through 21 -- 2100 people out of work, for short-term gain. you know why? because too many of these companies are being almost terrorized by big short-term investors that demand a profit after one year and one day. is this good business? actually, it is

these issues are not going away, whether mr. trump is elected or whether mrs. clinton is elected. there are republicans who think corruption goes away even if your candidate is put in. you know, we learned that from the bush administration. president bush came into office and said, i am not bill clinton, so why would anyone question us? and, you know, there is plenty good reason to question a government that spends as much money as it does, with all the temptations of corruption that arise from all that money. brian: i have in my hand -- sounds dramatic -- august 30, 2016 release from judicial watch. the headline is, judicial watch submits e-mail questions to hillary clinton. written answers under oath due september 29. you have 25 questions here. what is this? tom: this is discovery, evidence gathering in federal court. in one of our cases, we asked for information about the special government employee status of huma abedin, her then deputy chief of staff. obviously, how the heck did that happen? we asked for government documents on that, and we got some documents, and they told

clinton during a clinton event. mrs. obama was campaigning for mrs. clinton, talking about the first family pending departure from the white house when she was interrupted with chants from supporters. take a listen. >> my family is almost at the end of our time at the white house. yeah. almost time. and let me say, i have to say, no, no. >> she was drowned out by groans from the crowd. this suggests from this crowd, there's no particular loyalty to mrs. clinton. she has a lot of work to do, doesn't she? >> i think she has a tough campaign. the issues the republicans are addressing against mrs. clinton are issues of character and whether she's too ill to serve. the issues on trump are issues of whether or not he's ready to be president and his demeanor. trump can deal with the demeanor issue in the next five to seven, eight weeks. he can begin to address issues in substance as he has. she has 30 years of character warts to get rid of, and everybody with their eyes can see she's got health problems. i think her burden of proof is much more difficult tha

[cheers and applause] mr. clinton:. look, what we need to do to grow faster and grow fairer is straightforward, affordable, achievable, and has been recognized by economic experts from the right to the left to be something that would produce a great jobs boom in america but -- both for people with college educations and noncollege people. we need an infrastructure program that rebuilds the roads, infrastructures, airports and , the water systems. there are a lot of babies all over the country drinking water with too much lead. if you took them all up and put things down that were clean and new, you would create a kind of jobs and give our children a healthier future. we need affordable rapid broadband in every rural community in america. there are 5 million children in this country, some living not far from here, who get homework assignments that require them to get on the internet and they cannot do it. she is the only person that has talked about this. we need a plan that recognizes that we can bring back manufacturin

mrs. clinton: good morning. i want to start by offering my full support to our state, local, and federal law enforcement as they continue to respond to the attacks in new york, new jersey, and minnesota and bring those responsible to justice. i have talked with mayor de blasio. our team has been in close touch with authorities in new ork. we know they are doing everything they possibly can to keep us safe in this dangerous situation. i have also spoken to the governor of minnesota. like all americans, my thoughts are with those who were wounded, their families, and our brave irst responders. this threat is real but so is our resolve. americans will not cower. we will prevail. e will defend our country, and we will defeat the evil, twisted deology of the terrorists. i am the only candidate in this race who has been part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield, and i laid out a comprehensive plan to meet the evolving nature of the threat and take the fight to isis everywhere they threaten s, i

mr. trump: why not? mrs. clinton: yeah, why not. rajini: young egyptians have been killed making the trip to europe. still, they take the risk. a new hope for scientist they may find life on another planet. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. hillary clinton and donald trump are on the campaign trail after their first debate. was 90-minutes of attacks and counterattacks with a little policy thrown in. the political good consensus -- the political consensus in the u.s. is that clinton had a better night, but there was no knockout low against her opponent. jon sopel has the highlights. jon: in diplomacy they call this a grin and grab. it gave way to grimaces as blows.tes exchanged donald trump attacked hillary clinton for backing the pacific trade deal that he said would cost american jobs. you said it is the finest deal you have ever seen. you heard what i said, then you were against it. mrs. clinton: i know you live in your own reality, but those are not the facts. jon: then it was don

mrs. clinton: if clinton was a smart, she would seriously consider elizabeth warren for this job. mrs. clinton: the benghazi committee reported it found nothing. >> republicans could not have played more into hillary clinton's hands on how do you investigate a clinton? they're getting blowback for an ordinary and extraordinary private conversation on monday between bill clinton and the attorney general of the united states, loretta lynch. >> bad, horrible judgment. >> this will add to the partisan decision. >> although we do not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely careless. we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> indictment or no indictment. if she was indicted or he suggested criminal charges, this would be one of the worst days in her life. she might not be the democratic nominee and might not be the president of the united states. mrs. clinton: please welcome me -- please join me in welcoming the president

mrs. clinton: hey, jennifer. jennifer: are you concerned that this weekend's attacks are potential incidents in the coming weeks might be an attempt by isis or isis sympathizers or really other group -- the russians -- to influence the presidential race in some way and presumably try to drive votes to donald trump, who is, as you have said before, is widely seen as perhaps being somebody who they would be more willing to or see as an easier person to be against? mrs. clinton: jennifer, i do not want to speculate, but he was -- here is what we know. and i think it is important for voters to hear this and weigh it in making the choice in november. we know that a lot of the rhetoric we have heard from donald trump has been seized on by terrorists, in particular, isis, because they are looking to make this into a war against islam, rather than a war against sather than a war against jihadist, violent terrorists, people who number in the tens of thousands, they want to use that to recruit more fighters to their cause,

this is about mrs. clinton and what happened to her. we saw is it what happened. >> mrs. clinton released a lot of documents and she's going to be releasing more. why don't we have donald trump live up to her standard of disclosure and disclose -- go ahead. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed. crossed. 57 days♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. try duo fusion!ing antacids? new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. >>> so exciting news. i am now on snapchat. you can find me and a peak behind the scenes of our show. i don't know what i'm doing but >>> welcome to "red e

clinton's e-mail exchange with mr. blumenthal was made public. were you aware of that breach? >> i was aware of that. >> what was your response to these breaches? >> at that point in time i was transitioning out of any role or responsibility with the server as various teams were selecting ultimately flat river network to take over the e-mail services and i don't know that i had any sort of direct response. >> well, did you believe that there was sensitive information? certainly it would qualify as very private, being the position that mrs. clinton held. >> certainly private information, concern that you would have naturally concern that information was properly backed up and secured. >> and the fbi reported finding e-mails marked secret on a prn server and you assisted with the transfer of data to the prn server. were you aware of secret or sensitive e-mails on the servers you worked on? >> i did not assist to the transfer of the prn servers. nor was i ever -- >> even with the missing laptop which you didn't lose but apparently it got lost after prn received it? >> yeah, i hav

this is about mrs. clinton and what happened to her. we saw is it what happened. >> mrs. clinton released a lot of documents and she's going to be releasing more. why don't we have donald trump live up to her standard of disclosure and disclose -- go ahead. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed. 57 days to go. we'll be right back with a disclosure of our own. and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost®. mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global ec

clinton's doctor released a statement saying mrs. clinton previously had been diagnosed memorial services across the nation sunday. in remembrance of the september 11th attacks, 15 years ago. here is jamie yuckas. >> at ground zero, 1,000 people, victims' families, dignitaries and politicians marked 15 years since 9/11. >> this is a country, we were never more reunited. >> readings and singers added for the milestone year. ? may you always do for others ? ? and let others do for you ? [ bell tolls ] >> the day started with the traditional moment of silence. a bagpipe procession played under overcast skies. tolling bells filled the air. my dad vincent worked in the north tower. >> relatives red the names of those killed in the terror seen that beautiful face and that funny smile. >> in washington, d.c., the american flag was unfurled over the side of the pentagon in the exact spot where the plane hit. killing 125 people. president obama thanked the men and women who have served the country since the attacks. >> thanks to their extraor

mrs. clinton: bridges are better than walls. john: she leads the race with a bigger head of steam than people expected she would. mark democrats have more : confidence in her performance abilities than they've have had in months. president obama: i am fired up and cannot wait to get out and campaign for hillary. mark it is tighter on a staff : level than anyone in modern history. mrs. clinton: the orlando terrorist may be dead, but the virus that poisoned his mind remains very much alive. john she is playing at a very : high level. she still has room to grow. her biggest weakness, as i started to say is a still the , record. mrs. clinton: i have clearly said that we faced terrorist enemies who use a perverted version of islam to justify slaughtering innocent people. so if donald suggests, i will not call this threat what it is he has not been listening. , economists on the right and left and the center all agree, trump would throw us back into recession. john: i thought this was solid, sharp, strong, and made the case she wanted

mrs. clinton: she has become a u.s. citizen. mr. trump: oh really? mrs. clinton: you can bet she is going to vote this november. [applause] mr. trump: hillary is hitting me with tremendous commercials. some of it is entertainment. some of it has been very vicious -- rosie o'donnell -- i said tough things to her. everyone agrees that she deserves it and nobody feels sorry for her. i want to say something extremely rough to hillary, to her family, and i said to myself, i can't do it. it's inappropriate, it's not nice. but she spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me, many of which are absolutely untrue. they are untrue and misrepresentations. i will tell you this lester, it's not nice. i don't deserve that. it's certainly not a nice thing she has done. it's hundreds of millions of ads. and the only gratifying thing is -- i saw the polls come in today. lester: we have to move on to the final question. mr. trump: with $2 million spent, find either winning or tied. [applause] lester: one of you will not win this election. are you willing to

clinton was at state? mr. cooper: i cannot speak to her recollection. >> that would be contrary to the facts, wouldn't it? mr. cooper: i can just tell you that i know she had an account on the server and that she was using it. >> at the time that mrs. clinton was at stake. thank you for establishing those facts for us. we know there were preferences on functions and systems going back and forth, a lot of different devices, and we also know there was a lot of black -- there were blackberries that were provided by the senate with the warning these could all be freedom of information act, so they elected not to use that blackberry. there were others use associated with the server, how are they obtained? were they third-party obtained? obviously they were not through state. mr. cooper: i cannot speak to them being obtained by the state department. >> for the obtained through third-party? -- were they obtained through third-party? they were not obtained by third-party like ebay, amazon. mr. cooper: not to my knowle

late today clinton's doctor released a statement saying mrs. clinton had previously been diagnosed with pneumonia and was advised to rest. and as we mentioned, there were memorial services across the nation on sunday. in remembrance of the september 11th attacks 15 years ago. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: at ground zero in new york a thousand people including victims' families, dignitaries and politicians march marked 15 years since 9/11. >> this is a country, we're never more united. >> reporter: readings and additional singers were added for this milestone year. may you always do for others. ♪ and let them do for you. ♪. >> reporter: the day started with the traditional moment of silence. a bagpipe prosession played under overcast skies. tolling bells filled the air. >> my dad vincent d'amadeo worked in the north tower. >> reporter: relatives read the names of those killed in the terror attacks. >> and my sister, maria, it's been 15 years since i have seen that beautiful face and that funny smile. >> reporter: in washington d.c. the a

clinton, and they also released about 60 pages of e-mails from mrs. clinton, many of which -- as i was showing you page after page -- has been redacted because, apparently, that information is too sensitive for anybody to actually see. some of the headlines from that meeting that hay had with her -- they had with her, apparently she didn't know how to actually handle classified information in any way. nobody had instructed her on how to do it. he had no technical support ever traveling with her and a variety of other things that we're going to get to in just a moment with blake burman. but joining me with his reaction to this news, director of research and investigation for judicial watch, christopher be, whose force -- christopher rell whose organization shoed further -- sued for the result of these e-mails. as i said, about 60 pages much of which, however, we cannot see your thoughts on the timing of this release. >> well, it's a friday document dump, classic washington, d.c. style. i can tell you, i'm a former potential agent of army counterintelli

no, this is about mrs. clinton and what happened to her. we saw it on sunday. >> she has already released a lot of documents and she will be releasing more. why don't we have donald trump live up to her standard of disclosure and disclose -- >> okay. >> and keep -- >> we'll keep our fingers close. 57 days to go. maybe their ramping up right now. we will be back with a disclosure of our own. rsity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. it's scary when the lights go out. people get anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power, so service can be restored within seconds. priority number one is

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[applause] mrs. clinton: i need you. i need you as partners, not just for winning this election, but for driving real change over the next four years. the fights ahead of us are bigger than one election, one president, or even one generation. it is going to take all of us working side-by-side to build the kind of future we want. that is why if i am in the white house, young people will always have a seat at any table where any decision is being made. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: so if you believe diversity is america's strength, not america's burden, join us. if you believe the minimum wage and nobe a living wage one working full time should have to raise their children in poverty, join us. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: if you believe climate change is real and that we can save our planet while creating millions of good paying clean energy jobs, join us. if you believe that every man, woman, and child in america has the right to affordable quality health care, join us. if you believe we could finally guarant

mrs. clinton: good afternoon. i just finished meeting with a distinguished group of national security experts. some served under a republican democrat, some under some under both. we don't agree on -- they don't agree on everything, that they represent a great deal of expertise, experiences, and lessons learned. i asked them to join me for a candid conversation about some of the most challenging issues facing our country because i nationalhat america security must be the top priority for our next president. job, you need to constantly seek new information and new perspective, test your assumptions, ask and answer hard questions. that is what today was about. i am grateful to these men and women for sharing your insight with me. i hope and intend that our conversations will continue. ini admit said, i believe bipartisan foreign-policy. we will not always see eye to eye. but when it comes to questions of war, peace, and safety of our cannot let party affiliation stand between us. we need to put partisanship aside an

mr. trump and mrs. clinton are in the homestretch. clinton's running mate tim kaine and vice president biden both at a labor day parade in pittsburgh today. hillary clinton also trading in her private jet for a much bigger plane. she debuts that plane today. it will have enough room for her traveling press corps and for the first time since july 31st, mrs. clinton will sit down with a reporter and answer questions face-to-face. as for donald trump,

do you think mrs. clinton will do that? >> well, something we have seen previous presidential candidates release, i think, i personally think just like tax returns, we should stay in what has become the norm and to get all of this information from both of our candidates. but, we have to look at this, i think, on an equal playing field because we can't continue the situation like we have with the tax returns where she provides detailed information, takes this race seriously and her opponent, donald trump, does not. >> she said donald trump didn't take this seriously. let's start with the health of mrs. clinton and what this shows. getting into the van. we need to remember, we have candidates that are much older, social security recipients than we have had in the past. 68 years old and 70 years old. it's important we know the full health history of who we are going hire for the job for four years. making sure they are in tiptop shape. >> doesn't that include your candidate, too? he's going to go on dr. oz to talk about it. hi

clinton's e-mails to rest for the average person. , i want to ask you, mr. most venal of the the conspiracy theories to come forward out of that report follows in terms of testimony you gave and the report quotes you and i take it you were under a? -- under aoth? oath? >> i was not under oath. >> when they obtained a new mobile device, helping them back up the data from the old device before transforming it -- transferring it to the new device. correct.s >> that quote is correct. the summary describes two instances and here is where the conspiracy theories have been acted out in this house and the presidential campaign. two instances where you destroyed old mobile devices with a hammer and mr. trump claimed who would do that if it did not have anything to hide and representative desantis picked up that rhetoric and said it shows an attempt to hide something. i want to directly ask you about the destruction of those blackberries. to hide purpose ever secretary clinton's e-mails from being saved or disclosed from federal records? >> no, not in any way to destr

she was mrs. clinton's lawyer, counselor and chief of staff in four years that mrs. clinton was the skrachlt so she obviously knew a great deal. it is very, very bizarre that a human being can be a witness and a lawyer in the same case. liz: that's strikeing. >> that is what happened. liz: that is striking, judge, and the clinton foundation is at play, too. this is so unusual what's going on. i appreciate your insights, judge napolitano, and i hope you have a good weekend. you've been working hard. >> you as well, see you monday. liz: breaking news, yahoo! sued over the data breach that saw an historic half billion accounts hacked. that's the biggest hack ever. the suit says yahoo! committed gross negligence connected to the breach, led by a new yorker who says his personal information was stolen. >>> also the wife of the allegedly armed black man killed by black charlotte police officer released video of the shooting. we will play it for you next. they say a lot of things about rain. like how hard it's a-gonna fall. the things it does to your parade. we've got a say

let me just finish and to see mrs. clinton take this terrible epidemic that's afflicting our daughters across the country and turn it into a political ad and then blame this very complex mental health problem on donald trump is the lowest i've ever seen a politician go. >> okay, betsy, i want to get back to lewinsky and these talking points in a moment -- >> well, lewinsky is part of the bigger issue, mrs. clinton -- >> betsy, i'd like to jump in and follow up on what you just said. you just criticized hoik for using the women in her add. >> terrible. >> my question is do you condone the comments donald trump has made about women's weight and their appearance more than once? more than twice, more than three times. >> i don't know what donald trump may have said privately 20 years ago but i saw the cnn tape. >> he was publicly critical -- >> i saw the cnn tape. >> of alicia machado's -- >> that was 20 years ago. >> betsy, let me finish, please. she said that that led her to having anorexia and bulimia. so since you brou

clinton looks show wobbley? >> the point out i'm not mrs. clinton's physician i'm trying to put things in perspective based on limited information. that said, pneumonia does help explain today's event. pneumonia can make you weak and dehydrated. on a hot day with further dehydration a likely possibility for person's blood pressure and/or pulse drops causing dizziness or fainting. today she was apparently standing for more than an hour in hot, humid weather. it was 80 degrees today, 50% humidity, wearing pants and long sleeves. a total set up for a vasavagal. >> what interest the course of pneumonia? >> it depends on how severe and underlying health. mrs. clinton's physician have implying they think that bacteria are involved. we don't have much information including the tests have been done, what her chest x-rays shows. her physician advisor to rest, a tough prescription in the heat of a presidential campaign. >> dr. john lapook, thank you. as we mentioned, there were more memorial services across the nation on sunday, in remember of the sep

clinton's doctor released a statement saying mrs. clinton previously had been diagnosed memorial services across the nation sunday. in remembrance of the september 11th attacks, 15 years ago. here is jamie yuckas. >> at ground zero, 1,000 people, victims' families, dignitaries and politicians marked 15 years since 9/11. >> this is a country, we were never more reunited. >> readings and singers added for the milestone year. ? may you always do for others ? ? and let others do for you ? [ bell tolls ] >> the day started with the traditional moment of silence. a bagpipe procession played under overcast skies. tolling bells filled the air. my dad vincent worked in the north tower. >> relatives red the names of those killed in the terror attacks. seen that beautiful face and that funny smile. >> in washington, d.c., the american flag was unfurled over the side of the pentagon in the exact spot where the plane hit. killing 125 people. president obama thanked the men and women who have served the country since the attacks. >> thanks to thei

when it was over, analysts say mrs. clinton scored by saying on offense, but mr. trump hardly disqualified himself. here are just a few highlights. watch. >> you have to judge us. who can shoulder the immense, awesome responsibilities of the presidency? >> you've been doing this for 30 years. why are you just thinking about these solutions right now? >> i know how to really work to get new jobs and to get exports that help to create more new jobs. >> well, you haven't done it in 30 years or 26 years. >> but i've been a senator. >> you haven't done it. >> i have been a secretary of state. and i have done -- >> you signed nafta, one of the worst thing that's ever happened. >> that is your opinion. >> go to her website, she tells you how to fight isis on her website. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. no matter you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> i have no reason to believe he's ever going to return his tax returns because there is something he's hiding. >> a typical politician. all talk, n

he opens the door and then steps back and grabs mrs. clinton's left arm. the bald agent who i believe is the shift leader does something pretty unusual. he walks between the open van door and the protect gate and the reason he does that is because he knows she can't move without his help. he takes her right arm and the woman behind her grabs mrs. clinton under both armpits and they all start moving her toward the van. >> and she still collapsed. >> right. as they move her you can see she loses complete control to support herself. and then they pull her into the van as they push her into the van and they are so quick to try to get away from people seeing this that they actually move so fast that her shoe fell off and they left it on the sidewalk and on the street and somebody picked it up and handed it to the agent in the follow-up vehicle. this disturbs me greet greatly. >> i hate to be critical, though i do it and they do a good job and put their life on the line for all of our national leaders and it is an important job and we have to protect them, but t

clinton looked wobbly. >> first to point out i am not mrs. clinton's physician and trying to put things in perspective based on limited information. pneumonia does help explain today's events. pneumonia can make you weak, dehydrated. dehydration, like he possibility for unsteadiness is relatively innocent, a vaso-vagal reflex. when a person's blood pressure and pulse drop, causing dizziness or fainting. today, she was apparently standing for more than an hour in hot humid weather. it was 80 degrees with over 50% humidity, wearing pants and long sleeves. total setup for a vaso-vagal. >> what is usual course of pneumonia? >> all depend on how severe. on underlying health of the patient. mrs. clinton's physicians have placed her on antibiotics implying they think bacteria are involved. still, we don't have much information including what tests have been done for example, what her chest x-ray shows. her physician advised her to rest. a tough prescription in the heat of a presidential campaign. >> dr. jon lapook. thank you. clinton's doctor releas

about 90 minutes in mrs. clinton left saying she felt overheated. before she was taken to her daughter apartment. a camera captured mrs. clinton appearing woozy and losing sclance as she was escorted into her suv. a short time later she emerged from her daughter's apartment. >> how are you feeling? .> i'm feeling great. feeling great. secretary clinton has been allergies on friday during follow-up evaluation of her prolonged cough she was diagnosediagnosed with pneumonin antibiotics and rised to rest and modifier this schedule while at this morning's eventually became overheated and i just examined her and she is now rehydrated and recovering nicely. as we mentioned, there were more help explain why mrs. clinton looks show wobbley? >> the point out i'm not mrs. clinton's physician i'm trying to put things in perspective based on limited information. that said, pneumonia does help explain today's event. pneumonia can make you weak and dehydrated. on a hot day with further dehydration a likely possibility for her unsteadiness is a when a person's bloo

and when i see mrs. clinton campaigning across the country, she's stoking this racial animosity, telling african-american audiences that they are victims of systemic racism. that's not the answer. >> that is the true. >> whether or not it's the truth is a different thing. you want her to start talking. without hostility. what you're basically saying, you want her to start talking as if she'd not going to tell the truth. the truth is the numbers are in your hand, donald trump's numbers in that poll that's in your hand right now, it's a problem with white people having anti-black biases in general. >> and conversely. >> american whites have an anti-black bias issue. and more of those people are supporting donald trump than any other candidate that reuter's polled. what candidates have to determine is whether or not they're going to allow those people to support them in spite of them condemning that behavior or whether or not, they're going to pitch their message to those people or they're going to cozy up

this is the angry mrs. clinton that people find so unattractive. so that -- then the collapse. then the collapse. >> angry but also she was accused of sounding quite elitist in those comments. >> yes, no question. >> i realize she tried to quantify it saying not all trump supporters but at least half of them. if you're a trump supporter you assume she's putting you in that half and it's offense i. >> that's right. he was making mention of her wellesley degree and yale law school, not a good idea particularly when you're putting down other people. >> trump is constantly mentioning his wharton degree. he can get away with certain things and has been from the beginning. let me ask you this. so if you're advising trump right now, you got 53 days left, just do what, do you say? >> just do what you have been doing, hitting the themes, going to the communities, talk about education. i think you'll hear more about that. talk about the economy, talk about wh her plan is, what is her plan, why do we want eight more years of obama. here's the irony. i wonder if she will get to him and he

, it took her more than 150 days for mr clinton to turn over the private server. here is the other important point that's missing here. the f.b.i. didn't press hillary clinton on the use of the private server to begin with. if she had not used that private server. hillary clinton's campaign said the u.s. government uses a special system within the government to share classified information that would have marked those emails as classified. is that correct? >> it is correct the united states government does everything under the sun including lock people up who leave classified material in unclassified venues to keep national security secrets secret. it's correct it's the job of a secretary of state to recognize national security secrets when she sees them, whether they have a header on them or not. the f.b.i. found 5 s.a.t. documents. select access privilege. that's a document that requires a code to receive, another code to open, another code to store, and another code to send. they found five of these on her home-brewed server. it would have been impossible to re

an overwhelming majority of the country believe mrs. clinton should have been punished by the fbi. a majority of people polled say something should have gone down with the fbi and mrs. clinton's e-mails. it didn't. most of this country feels she getting away with something criminal. i heard what you said, she hasn't been charged with anything criminal, fine. but most people believe she's done something criminal and that sentiment exists. >> i don't disagree with you but to come on and definitively say that hillary clinton has committed a crime is just factually inaccurate and i was trying to get that across to the guest who is an attorney. i was shocked that he doesn't understand that. joe, you got a good chuckle out of that. >> i got a good chuckle out of it because as i said, you're going to hear it on both sides. look, again, i've played on my show donald trump saying i could stand in the middle of fifth street -- >> fifth avenue. >> fifth avenue, excuse me and shoot somebody and -- >> let me play that. >> go ahead, please. >> they say i have the most loyal people. did you ever

mrs. clinton in north carolina, mr. trump in florida. remember there with just 42 days until election day. can you believe it? six week to go. and only two more opportunities for knees two candidates to debate each other. take a listen to a little of what the candidates had to say today. >> we had a great great time last night. one of my favorite baseball players growing up, ernie banks used to get so excited about playing that e he'd say let's play two. i'm looking forward to the next debate and then the one after that. did anybody see that debate last night? oh, yes. one down, two to go. >> last night was very exciting and almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton big league. for 90 minutes she argued against change while i called for dramatic change. we have to have dramatic change. we have to get rid of obamacare, we have to strengthen up our depleted military. >> in moments we're going to be joined by president obama's 2008 campaign managerer, pluf and bill benton. we begin with campaign karl

now, the stamina of both mrs. clinton and donald trump is amazing. these people are under constant pressure all the time. the fact that they can pull that off is astounding. going forward both candidates should be candid about their health because it is a major factor in leadership. but that situation is far overshadowed by the basket of deplorables comment. >> you know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. [ laughter ] right? [cheers and applause] the racists, sexists, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic. you name it. and, unfortunately, there are people like that. >> a few people. but not 50% of trump supporters. that's lunancy. that smears millions and millions of americans. didn't take long for mr. trump to strike back. hillary clinton spoke with hatred and derision for the people who make this country run. she spoke with contempt for the people who thanklessly follow the rules, pay their taxes, and scratch out a living for their family. our support comes from every p