that's jill stein representing the green party. i'm a libertarian and jill and i disagree about a lot. i want government out of most our lives and she wants government to do more. but lots of people agree with her. most of the media want government to do more, but most tv networks still won't give jill stein much air time. so tonight this is a town hall with your questions for jill stein. how many of you are likely to vote for jill? [applause] we have a pretty biased audience. i'll ask the first question, though. hillary clinton is already running. and aside from not lying and deleting emails, what's the difference. why vote for you? >> well, hillary may talk the talk. but if you look at the walk, it's not been good. not to mention the horrific catastrophic wars. not only voting for walk, but for leading the charge into libya. i'll not sleep well if donald trump gets elected. but i don't sleep well if hillary clinton gets elected. we live in a democracy and we have other choices. john: let's take questions abou. we took our cam rat

[applause] john: thank you, jill stein. now that i heard your arguments, i have got to say i will vote for the third party rather than donald and hillary, and i hope your viewers do, too. but i'm talking about thatter third party candidate. i fear jill stein will bankrupt america even faster than hillary. but we appreciate you coming here tonight and answering questions. i'm sure you have won yourself some new fans. it's good to hear from her not only to learn what the green left thinks, but as a reminder that there are more than two presidential candidates in addition to the libertarian green parties, there is the constitution party, the reform party, the socialist workers party. the prohibition party, and others. the constitution party will be on the ballot in 24 states. jill stein is on the ballot in 44 s write-ins. gary johnson the libertarians are on the ballot in every state. vote for gary. that's our show. good night. veveveveveveveveveves family contending with it. they have a much happier outcome. kennedy: who is i

jill stein. dr. stein: i will start by thanking democracy now! for holding a real debate with the american people. -- american people are clamoring for. over 75% of americans are saying they wanted open debebate. the two candidates of the establishment parties are the int disliked and untrusted our history, so we owe the american people a full debate. on this question of prosperity, i think k donald trump knows w t he is talkingg about about the off shoring of jobs because in fact, donald trump has off short all of his jobs aside from his real estate. all of the products that he manufactures and markets in fact are produced offshore. he has been an advocate of closing factories, moving them offshore or down south, and then moving them back -- in this case, to michigan -- so workers wages can be suppressed. indeed, does exemplify the very problem he is talking about. the prosperity issue has really reached crisis proportions because prospererity has gone to the top, not to american workers who are str

authorities say stein did not have the proper credentials to be there. before her removal, stein says she would try and get on the debate stage. doctor stein is polling at just a little more than 3% nationally. >> meanwhile, libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson is tweeting his displeasure for not being included in the debates. he's asking americans to help him get on stage for the next presidential debate, that's on sunday october 9. johnson has been polling nationally at around 8%, now, the debate commission requires the candidate to pole at 15% to be included. >> well, after last night's showdown, donald trump went where presidential nominees rarely go. >> this morning some analysts

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please say hello to ben stein! [ cheers and applause ] >> it's an honor to be here. >> jimmy: it's an honor to have you here. >> an honor to be here. >> jimmy: i know you watch the show regularly. >> very. i e-mail you all night long sending you notes about it. >> jimmy: i'm always up. >> that's the amazing thing, like a vampire, you never sleep. >> jimmy: we met -- i can't believe we met almost 20 years ago. >> yes. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> at a rehearsal in burbank. >> jimmy: that's right. >> they brought you in to be the first person to be the cohost and we said, don't bother bringing in anyone else. >> jimmy: that is true, that worked out like that. >> it was just incredible. >> jimmy: you and i fell in love almost immediately. >> it was amazing. you were so f'ing funny from the get-go, it was a joke. nobody else could even remotely -- >> jimmy: well, we didn't bother to see if anyone else could, which was fortunate for me. >> yes. when your cousin came on. >> jimmy: cousin sal. >> he was wonderful. >> jimmy:

>> jimmy: we're back with zooey deschanel, ben stein. i mentioned before the break -- is it the first time you've directed something? >> i directed a music video a few years ago. yeah, so this is my first episode. co-workers what to do. if you thought they need another take. did they react well? treat you with respect? >> yeah, everyone was great. it was a good experience. the only thing was that jake johnson's doing a movie with tom cruise in -- where is he? england? maybe morocco or something. >> jimmy: hold on, let's call him. >> let's just call him, yeah. and so he was gone. but he's written into the episode. so we had to shoot all the stuff around him. >> jimmy: do you this to sabotage you? >> probably. >> jimmy: because maybe he's thinking of directing an episode? >> right, he already did direct one last year. >> jimmy: he is sabotaging you, absolutely. >> the whole thing was probably. >> jimmy: did you disappear to shoot a movie with tom cruise while he was doing that? >> no, but i was on maternity leave. >> jimmy: okay, yeah, you

you say stein faces life in prison. i do not believe that is true. >> with good berry i -- with good behavior i understand. >> did you say trump wants to go second because he knows little matt lauer is low energy. >> no because he has to get up early. >> you have bought into this whole thing. you don't even realize p realize you are doing it. >> madison you don't think sexism has anything to do with why we are tough on hillary? people that don't think about using a -- they were too tough on her. >> of course. they were tauing uh tension from her horrible performance. >> i think you are right. should he press trump or cover more ground. i think he chose poorly. >> i think that's true. when you look at what was said last night, there are a lot of things that were incorrect. you go back to what trump said about iraq. he compared the president to putin which i think it is time that reporter, they start challenging trump when he is talking about putin. anybody knows knows putin is not our friend. >> 9 clinton campaign -- the

. >> jill stein! >> dr. jill stein on her strategy for november. a race against trump begins to tighten. we'll ask our sunday panel how the new revelations will play with voters, all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello, again, from fox news in washington. hermine, the once and apparently future hurricane has already claimed the lives of two people. it's moving slowly up the eastern seaboard leaving hundreds of thousands of people without electricity and it's to do even more damage. fox news meteorologist maria molina is live in atlantic city, new jersey, with the latest. maria? >> hi, chris. that's right. i'm here in atlantic city, new jersey, where the worst of the storm is forecast for late tonight and also into tomorrow. hermine is still well off shore, but as you can see behind me the water is already turning. we have concerns for rip currents, dangerous surf and also beach erosion. we'll be feeling the impact for several years. not just here in atlantic city, but also across areas further off to the south, across maryland, delaware, and

and jill stein, 3.2%. andrdingly, hillary clinton her running mate, tim kaine, and donald trump and his running mate, mike pence, qualified to participate in the temper 26 presidential debate and the october 4 vice presidential debate perspective way. no other candidates satisfy the criteria. the criteria will be re-applied to all candidates in the second and third presidential debates. that is from the commission on presidential debates. you can imagine the reaction shortly afterwards. press release that came from gary johnson's campaign. he said that "i would say that i am surprised that the commission on presidential debates has chosen to exclude me from the first debate, but i am not. after all, the commission is a private organization created 30 years ago by the republican and democratic parties for the clear purpose of taking control of the only nationally televised presidential debates voters will see." he told us on "newsmakers" last month about what the absence will mean. [video clip] >> the proje

stein is reportedly averaging about 3%. a recent poll by morning consult found more than half of registered voters believe johnson should partake in the debate scheduled for september 26 and nearly half believe stein should as well. this comes as polls show trump and clinton are among the least popular major party candidates to ever run for the white house. mcclatchy recently polled voters under the age of 30 and found 41% backed clinton, 23% supported johnson, 16% backed stein, and only 9% back trump. in 2012, stein and her running mate, cheri honkala, were arrested as they attempted to enter the presidential debate site at hofstra university -- the same location where monday's debate will take place. democracy now! was there at the time of their arrest when the third party candidates were blocked by a solid walall of police before sitting down on the ground. they were then arrested. >> we're here to stand our ground, dust and grandpa the american people who have been systematically locked out of these debates for decades

i should mention jill stein. jill stein also, she does a bit worse than johnson in the single digits in nearly every state. the one where she does very well is vermont. she has 10% support there, and that, of course, is the home to senator bernie sanders. could cause nervousness for hillary clinton. vermont, she's still a favorite to win that state. >> finally, a potential bright spot for donald trump and his campaign. the upper midwest. >> this is what trump supporters have hoped for. the sign he can run the table in the upper midwest, or at least pick off some democratic heavy states. in pennsylvania clinton leads by four points, but that's slimmer than what we have seen in other public surveys. in michigan clinton leads by only two. in wisconsin by two. in ohio trump leads by three. the bulk of the states have gone democratic in the last six electrics. that signals how important these have been in boosting democrats. it's a fairly narrow victory there. the real way for trump to pull off 270 electoral votes see

jill stein gained a point. clinton and trump lost four and johnson and stein and no answer gained four. now the monmouth poll. the combination of johnson/stein and all others, that also went up two points combined. while trump gained in this poll he doesn't go up as much as clinton drops. now a another poll. clinton is down 5 points from her postconvention lead in this poll in august. trump is down a point. at the same time johnson up a point. stein up three and no preference up two. clinton and trump are down and johnson, stein and no preference are up six. johnson and stein appear to be having more of an impact on the clinton support than trump. are these voters at all in play for trump? are the voters vacillating between clinton, third party candidates, or not voting at all? >>> coming up, have you been getting e-mails for someone saying they are desperate for you. they need you and they need you not. worry not. it is probably not have a jilted exlover. ot taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those

green party candidate jill stein had 2% support. stein was escorted off the campus of hofstra university today. her campaign says stein was doing a series of interviews with reporters when police and school security removed her from the scene. authorities say stein did not have the proper credentials to be there. there are two more presidential debates. next up is the one and only vice presidential debate. that will be next week, tuesday, october 4. longwood university in virginia is hosting the event. the next presidential debate will be sunday, october 9. it will be a town meeting-style at washington university in st. louis. the final debate will be october 19th, about three weeks before election day. anchor: before the first debate even started, people cast their ballot. zeidler municipal building this morning. two more early voting locations will open on october 10 at the midtown center and the forest home library. every municipality has different early voting rules. anchor: you will need a jacket tomorrow morning. it has been a

stein sprayed "i message" in red paint on the blade of a bulldozer. toss to weather weather flood watch for ozaukee, washington, dodge, fond du lac, sheboygan, jefferson and waukesha counties through this evening another batch of heavy rain will move through se wi this evening. watch out the rain will move out overnight. we have a slight chance for showers thursday morning, otherwise clearing with highs in the low 80s. west into the morninge and now ourur southern counties are starting to catch up. take an look at the current ra. we will have any severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. that is certainly good news there.. after be surprised in parts of western we're seen county if we have some tree limbs down and in the skiable on the north side. we are talking about this a public county and waukesha county back in the jefferson county completely covered. is where we are seeing seen the heaviest of the rain. we could be dealing with several more inches of rain. it was completely covered in the we could be a bit foggy for high school?? football. seventy

stein made the announcement during a campaign stop in chicago yesterday. she is charged with criminal trespass and mischief, after spray painting a message on a dakota access bulldozer. stein says she's not "we will go there to face our charges and i'll just say that the real criminal here, the real vandalism is the desecration of the indigenous lands that had just taken place. it is the release of attack dogs onto peaceful protester " stein's running mate is also facing the same charges. donald trump will be back in iowa next week. nominee announced he'll stop in the des moines area on tuesday. he is scheduled to be at the 7 flags event center in clive at noon. we have ticket information on our website, kcrg.com. leaders at the v-f-w in waterloo say they're just about out of money -- and that could hurt the services the vfw provides. a fundraiser is set for today -- as a water main break and needed sidewalk repairs set the v-f-w back thousands of dollars this summer. the organization's money dinner at the v-f-w. but the commander says fewer people are act

>> yeah. >> reporter: the trolling against stein was relatively minor. >> i think as a white dude i'm in a different situation than if i were a woman or person of color who felt bodily threatened in my life. >> this is not a consequence-free hobby. >> reporter: lindy west, a performer and author, has often been a target for trolls for voicing her feminist views. messaging, i knew very clearly what i was not. small, thin, pretty, girlish. but there was precious little media telling me what i was, what i could be. >> please welcome jezebel staff writer lindy west, everybody. lindy west. >> reporter: in 2013 she took part in a debate on fx about the role of rape jokes in stand-up comedy. >> everybody knows the difference -- reasonable people can sense when you're trying to be funny. >> everything has repercussions. what i'm talking about is the kind of repercussion where you choose to s like traumatizes a person who's already been victimized. >> reporter: after the show was posted on youtube, attacks against her reached a fever pitch. >> so this buzzing in my phone just grew and grew and

jill stein. i mentioned that today because if you look at the corner of wall and broad in a selloff right now, a lot of it isn't financial issues, a lot focused to be on the so-called money-centered banks. the big concern that deutsche bank is needing help from the government of germany, and if it doesn't get the help, it could go under. that is the fear. it might be overstated, but there's nothing overstating the selling that's accompanying those issues. could come up at the debate tonight among the premier candidates who want to be the next president of the united states. stick around, you are watching fox. ♪ ♪ this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured.

an arrest warrant out for stein in north dakota. this video shows her spray-painting construction equipment during a protest against a pipeline in north dakota. stein faces misdemeanor counterparts of trespassing and criminal mischief. the campaign has no comment on whether stein will turn herself in. back to school for boston students today, but it's not without some concern. >> the changes students will notice as they they head back this year. and the massachusetts doctor who survived ebola action. his new mission to bring healthcare back to west africa. cindy? >> i'm tracking spot showers, but also areas of dense fog. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. >> a massachusetts doctor who survived ebola has a new mission in mind. dr. rick sacra is launching a fundraiser. he wants to bring services back to west africa to help people suffering from aids. h

stein, we're going to have to leave it there. we thank you very much for coming on. we have had zero exposure and you can't say that anymore, because you've been here. >> i look forward to getting into the debate so the american people can hear the full story. >>> when we come back, the fbi releases files from their interview of hillary clinton, we'll discuss what she told them and the impact it will have on her campaign. hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >>> that's the definition of negligence, i think she was extremely careless. i think she was negligent. >> that's james comey telling congress that though he didn't see grounds for prosecution, she did mishandle confidential information. in her fbi