says this doesn t matter. listen to this. whether or not he concedes is is probably irrelevant. the question is, is the mandate clear on the 8th of november. donald is still going to whine if he loses. but if the mandate is clear i don t think many people will follow him. we do have a concern but i we also have confidence in the american public. okay. what do you think is that an overly rosy picture that he is painting about what might happen on november 9th? i actually think what he he did there unwittingly perhaps is point to one of the challenges hillary clinton has before her which is if she does pin this election as as signs are pointing that she may she s going to win this election with a lot of voters who don t like her. they think more unfavorably of her than favorably. who don t trust her perhaps or don t think she s honest and trustworthy and yet their vote they may cast their lot with her in looking at the two choices. that s going to be a challenge for hillary cli
gu president bush. who was the biggest loser? the biggest loser wasn t on the stage. i think the biggest loser was cbs, this was a terribly run debate. first of all, they scheduled it on a saturday night between two major football games. then they schedule a 90 minute debate and only showed 60 minutes of it on tv. i know fox has run three debates and i think you showed all the debates, the whole beginning to end when you did it. clayton: yeah. then they put it on a live stream on the internet and it crashed, and no one could see the last half hour of the debate and on top of that, scott pelley, he was a bully, he was out you know, cutting the candidates out. and these are people could are possibly the next commander-in-chief and lecturing them like school children. i think that cbs did a pretty poor job. alisyn: mark, what about the complaints from the bachmann camp and she received an e-mail that didn t think they d ask her enough questions because don t think she s viabl