Jill Stein to Try and Get on Hofstra Debate Stage Green Party presidential candidate said that she's going to try to "peacefully" appear on the debate stage tonight as she did not making the polling threshold of 15 percent, set by the independent Commission on Presidential Debates, to participate. Stein told MSNBC's Hallie Jackson that she wants to "open up the debate so that we actually have a fair and inclusive debate." The latest polling shows Stein at two percent, nationally. "Seventy-two percent (of Americans) say they want to hear all four candidates who are on the ballot," Stein said. We are "on enough voters' ballots that we can actually win the election. They have a right not only to vote, but to know who we can vote for," Stein said, referring to the Green Party's placement on 45 state ballots, making it mathematically feasible to win enough electoral votes to win the presidency. Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, who is poling around eight percent nationally, will also not be on the debate stage. He will be in New York City watching the debate and live tweeting from Twitter's offices in Chelsea. Independent candidate Evan McMullin is on Long Island at Hofstra. He will be live Tweeting and hosting Facebook Live conversations. Share this -







Trump Reacts to #SniffleGate: There Were no Sniffles Donald Trump the morning after the first presidential debate denied he was sniffling, suggesting it could have been his breathing that people heard. "No, no sniffles. No," Trump said on Monday's "Fox and Friends." Related: Howard Dean: Is Donald Trump a 'Coke User'? Trump appeared to be sniffling so much during the debate that a Twitter handle was made. "You know the mic was very bad. But maybe it was good enough to hear breathing. But there was no sniffles," he said," he added on the show. And when asked, he said, no, it wasn't a cold, either. Share this -







Kaine: Clinton 'Looked Like She Was Ready for Another 11 Hours' Hillary Clinton's running mate slammed Donald Trump on Tuesday for looking "like he had run out of gas" during the first presidential debate and said the GOP candidate failed to offer specifics for how he would lead the country. Clinton's best moment, Sen. Tim Kaine told TODAY, was when Trump challenged her on her stamina. Kaine praised the Democratic candidate for her response, which included mentioning the 120 countries she traveled to as secretary of state and the 11-hour hearing on the Benghazi attack that she sat through. "In the split screen I was watching at that moment, she looked like she was ready for another 11 hours, and he looked like he had run out of gas and was leaning against the ropes. That showed kind of a temperament and a preparedness issue that I think really worked to Hillary's advantage," Kaine said. Trump, Kaine added, was "easily rattled" and never answered certain questions, such as ones about his tax returns. Share this -







2016 Debate: Trump Says He Didn't Mention Bill Clinton Because Chelsea in the Room Donald Trump told reporters following the debate that he held back from mentioning former President Bill Clinton’s private indiscretions because Chelsea Clinton was in the room. “I'm very glad that I didn't mention, because Chelsea was in the room, indiscretions by, I didn't think would be appropriate to do even though she's taken all these ads. I thought we did very well,” Trump said. During the debate he alluded to saying something that he said he ultimately found “inappropriate.” Share this -







Trump Says He'll 'Absolutely' Accept Election Results Moments after leaving the debate stage, Donald Trump reiterated to NBC News’ Hallie Jackson that he would “absolutely” accept the results of the election. The GOP nominee, who has questioned whether the election could be rigged against him, pledged during the debate and in the spin room he would accept the results. He also told NBC News he was proud of his answer about President Obama’s birth certificate. “I was very proud of the fact that I was able to get him to produce his,” Trump said. He alleged Clinton had tried but failed. “She can’t bring it home,” Trump said. Trump hits the 'spin room' after first debate Sept. 27, 2016 01:09 Share this -







That's A Wrap The first presidential debate at Hofstra University is now in the books. The next presidential debate will take place October 9 at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. But before that, the vice presidential candidates will square off at Longwood University, in Farmville, Virginia, on October 4. Share this -







Trump Says He 'Doesn't Deserve' Negative Ads Donald Trump says he doesn’t deserves the onslaught of negative ads Hillary Clinton and her allies have aimed at the presidential candidate. “It’s not nice, and I don't deserve that,” Trump said. The answer came after Trump said he refrained from saying something very “inappropriate” about Clinton and her family. Clinton hit Trump for how he talked about Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe competitor who said she suffered verbal abuse from Trump for her weight. Share this -







The Final Question: Will You Accept the Will of the Voters? Lester Holt in the final question of the night asked both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton if they will accept the will of the voters on Election Day. Clinton: "Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, but I certainly will support the outcome of this election." Trump: "I want to make America great again. We are a nation that is seriously troubled ... If she wins, I will absolutely support it." Share this -







PolitiFact: Trump Supported Iraq War Before Invasion Share this -







Hillary doesn't have the Stamina! Trump was asked what Trump meant when he said Clinton doesn't have the "look" to be president, Trump said he meant she doesn't have the "stamina." He repeated "stamina" times, emphasizing each syllable. "She doesn’t have the stamina. I said she doesn’t have the stamina," Trump said. Clinton said she'd like to see Trump travel to 112 countries, negotiate peace deals, "or even spend 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee, he can talk to me about stamina." She also insinuated racism was at bay. "This is a man who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs," she added. Trump: I Have a Winning Temperament...Clinton Does Not Sept. 27, 2016 00:53 Share this -





