president clinton, president george w. bush, and i ve never seen anything like what happened today. the mood in the room got really hot, very combative, jim acosta who i ve known since the days when we are at cbs news together, really kind of had a little bit too much in the frustration. too much of the cnn directed his way, that has been at him and all these trump events in the past months. and he said that s it, i will say my piece. and he did. tucker: do you think you can measure the vibe in the room? do you think they were on his side or trump s side? for the most part, there are a lot of people who were on jim acosta s side, to say trump shouldn t be icing out media in a press conference. but then at the same time, there are a lot of people who are
security, i think probably is the explanation point here, but whether or not i mean, i don t agree with foreign countries involveding themselves in our elections. what we re talking about here, you know, the notion that the russians swayed the election. how about the fact the information that was released might have swayed it. in other words, the major media was in bed with the democratic national committee. john podesta and others were sending questions over to the press to be answered. they were people hired by the democratic national committee to go and disrupt trump events. these are maybe the facts that might have had an opinion with certain people and how they voted, but the notion and the public should understand this is not about hacking into the voting systems per se. this isn t about the actual total votes. what they re talking about here is the russians put a thumb on the scale, but why would
a word about it in any of the debates. i was very glad a section of the debate would be devoted to that. whether how women were treated in the 90s versus now, i think the women of america listened to donald trump s own words. he is the one on the ballot. i hope tonight they ll also hear other things that we re used to talking about in debates so they can make a decision on economic policies, where hillary clinton has put out a strong economic policy. let me ask you also. one of the knocks on donald trump this election cycle has been about the violence at his rallies. james o keefe, who is this guerilla conservativist activist film maker interviewed some democratic operatives and there seems to be some suggestion that they were bringing in people to incite violence at some of these trump events. take a listen. there is a script. there is a script. there is a script of
republican candidates but in a general election down the road, it might backfire. when you go to these trump events, there is certainly no love lost for the clintons there. people do not like hillary clinton. they do not like bill clinton. what i thought was interesting is when i was traveling with trump this week, i was traveling with voters in line about what they wanted to hear and a couple of them told me what they didn t want to hear and they said they didn t want to hear about the clinton scandals and said that opened the door to hear about the past. past clinton scandals and past trump scandals and didn t want to get into that. that wanted to hear trump talking about the wall and hear more about foreign policy philosophy. when you get down to early states, iowa and new hampshire where voters take this seriously, this might not be the kind of thing that moves republicans. it remains to be seen. manu, watch this trump instagram posted today on the clintons. women s rights ar
so, for people that weren t there or trying to kind of make sense of blurry iphone footage, what did it feel like in the room at that moment? reporter: well, chris, i have been to a variety of trump events in the past. none of them have felt anything like this. the amount of intensity and rage that appeared just from zero to 11 as soon as protesters started making noise was honestly frightening. the senior scene there was seconds after that protester started yelling about gun control. you already saw this onslaught of violent rhetoric. it started at one point to escalate towards physical contact. there is one audience member who shoved a protester. but it never quite boiled over in that direction, thank