we're doing the william taft thing? come on. i think lbj was maybe a tad heavier. but look, i digress. fat chance says joe piscapo. we've got kennedy here, charles payne here, last but not least adam. ben stein is out this week, and dagen as you just saw doing usual great job of hosting over at "bulls and bears." joe, i don't know if it's a wise vat strategy to criticize someone on their weight. i wouldn't go there. but secondly, new jersey, you and i are from that state, there's a certain candidate who ran some time back on just that against his opponent named chris christie, and it didn't work. >> no, it backfired on john corsine. you don't go there. it's polite. chris christie worked out with such great humor. remember he was on the radio and i think it was don imus, he goes how much -- the first thing imus says to chris christie, how much do you weigh and christie goes 670 pounds. >> when you want someone throwing their weight around, he had a field day. i always thought when they tried that in new jersey and take pride the fact we in new jersey have the highes

feelgod put out a one-page letter, 70, the heaviest president since william taft. >> taft was a big guy, republican, maybe that's what they were trying to say, but i mean, he was a big guy. i'm thinking to myself, you know, lyndon johnson was a big president, certainly not taftian, but i was saying, what? anyway, but then i'm in a glass house, why should i be throwing stones? jessica, this just seems nutty. it is a little nutty. i'm not in the business of fat shaming anyone. apparently he is a little overweight according to dr. oz. i wouldn't engage in it myself, though he's made everything about hillary about fair game, talks about how tired she is, where is sleepy hillary? reporters certainly go after her -- i didn't even know she had big ankles or cankles is what they're supposed to be called? obviously there are things out there incredibly unkind, but health is a serious issue in this campaign. we saw a physical summary, not his medical reports come out in this conversation with dr. oz. we know hillary clinton and tim contain will be releasing their records i heard within the hour.

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. >> here's trump, he's 70, okay, he's the heaviest president we've had, candidate, since william taft. there's legit gnat issimate iss. >> take a look at this character that's running for president. he complains about her health. what's he do? he's 70 years old, he's not slim and trim. he brags about eating fast food every day. look at his health a little bit. >> donald trump rolled out a new policy proposal yesterday. in his call for six weeks for mandatory paid maternity leave and expanded tax credits towards childcare. previewing the event's importance at a campaign rally outside des moines, iowa. >> i'm going to roll out a plan to help our mothers and our families get affordable, quality childcare for their children. and my daughter ivanka is going to be involved. she's the one that's been pushing for it, so, daddy, daddy, we have to do this. and it's true. she's very smart, and she's right. >> then last night in pennsylvania, trump's daughter joined him on stage for a rare joint appearance, introducing the candidate, pledging her continued involvement and framing the issue. >> th

he is 70 and the heaviest since william taft. >> do you think his weight is a health challenge? >> the point is clinton will put out more medical information and should. every candidate should. he should. if they are criticizing him saying we should have privacy, i think his latest campaign manager said today. and then on taxes, i hope there is more attention paid to that and the clinton campaign should pay more attention. what is he afraid of? i think at the end of the day, there is a lesson learned i think from how they handled it and hopefully they carry that going forward. at the end of the day, the focus on transparency belongs more on the trump side and given all the questions about his finances and his charitable giving and how he handled the foundation. a big issue there. i hope the clinton campaign spends a lot of attention on that in the coming weeks and the media. >> we will discuss that in the next segment. david, thanks for sharing your views. let me bring in the panel. casey hunt and katrina is the editor of a nation. in washington, editor of the washington free be

i'm not say something william taft. david: we have to run, but i think more of this is going to roll out as the public demands it? >> absolutely will. that is all that we have to focus on. remember the debates are coming up. when you see the two incomes to each other, when people duke it out. david: remember, when ronald reagan totally killed that rumor about his, what he did. gang, thank you very much. we have a lot more to come. head of the clinton foundation now admitting donors got special treatment at the state department. you can bet judge andrew napolitano has a a lot to say about this. he will be here next. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized m

you know, i always suggest someone should put on 200 pounds to look like william howard taft. but more seriously, i think there is a danger of overstating the fact that donald trump is so out of the mainstream of candidates, you know, not only no public office but no civic engagement that he is going to be held to a quote lower standard. i think-- i understand the point, but i do think that 90 minutes one-on-one with one of these two people is going to be president of the united states, and i'm not sure that a one-liner or a dismissive answer t a question about the complexities of say, dealing with nato countries under attack is going to be enough for him. i think that if he after 90 minutes can't offer a could herent account of-- a coherent account of what he means, that is going to cost him. >> sreenivasan: you in a former life have also helped candidates prepare for these events. going into it, what would you tell both of these candidates today? >> well, i have to say, i do think that i would advise hillary clinton it would be a much tougher piece of advice because it is tr

you can see the republican ticket for president, william h taft. >> a matter the newspapers, postcards, buttons, things they could wear. as time went on bigger and bigger and bigger. >> oh, yes, they did! he says things evolved other things, like bumper stickers and signs. he pointed out this lunch bucket, talking about jobs and prosperity, in 1896. huh! aren't we talking about that now? >> some of the big glowing words of politics have been -- >> never changed. >> lots of people are really, really over it. people just don't want to hear about it. >> it's your job, it's your suwlmatter what, you love snl. it makes you laugh. the season -- >> morning after that debate, i was like all right, four days until this thing's on, and i cannot wait! snl is bringing in alec baldwin to ay and kate mckinney none will play hillary clinton. news outlets have been talking the snl showing might have some sort of sway over the election. >> really? >> that seems predictive. but they do have a way of crystallizing things about trumped a was viewed more than 8 million times. it was one of the biggest vira

and william howard taft's morbid obesity. worth a shot. s been avoiding talking about-- and i'm sorry to say this in case don't know-- taylor swift and tom hiddleston have broken up. that's right, hiddleswift called it hiddle-splits. and taylor has sent hiddleston packing back to asgard or hogwarts or wherever he's from. and i'm especially sad about this news because their love was in the press so much, i thought i was a part of it, too. in a way, it feels like they did what taylor does when she goes through a breakup: i wrote a song about it. could i have-- could i have my stringless guitar, please? thanks so much. ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) ? taylor, tom, and me we were a happy couple of three ? but now they said goodbye and i just want to cry think of all our memories ? like kissing on that rock or climbing on that rock ? or walking on that rock man, we spent a lot of time on rocks ? and sure i wasn't there but photoshop don't care ? and with a little cut and paste ? the three of us were quite a pair ? but nowt' where did col-

he was later appointed to the supreme court by president william howard taft where he served six years before resigning in 1916 to run for president. while his run for president would be unsuccessful, mr. hughes continued his life of public service by serving as secretary of state for presidents warn j. harding and calvin coolage. later, charles evans hughes was appointed chief justice of the supreme court by president herbert hoover. in glens falls, we are proud of his amazing legacy of public service and will gather on october 145 to celebrate the 100th -- 15 to celebrate his 1th hain -- the 100th anniversary of his run for president. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from illinois is recognized for one minute. i rise am: mr. speaker, today in i rise today in observance of childhood cancer awareness month, 16,000 children in the russ diagnosed with cancer every year, only one

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