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Sanctity of life ive her and it took a manhattan billionaire. and he talked about being pro-life and he took the case to hillary clinton. youre the one whos a extreme, abortion, any time, anywhere. rip the baby out of the womb. been working on that for decades, it took donald trump to do it. >> let me ask you this final question here. the election rigging criticism, voter fraud fears and this and that. donald trump appears to have walked it back a bit. you walk it back a lot. everybody that work...

He comes up and cut the rope. he thinks thats hilarious. hes starting to change the whole vibe of the whole thing. but youve been doing this for years and you think one creepy cousin cant stop this whole event, something always goes a little weird. sometimes people get drunk, sometimes people have family fights. its not like you cant take a little bad behavior in our rambunctious family reunion every year, but then it keeps taking darker turns, because then the guy makes a pass at somebodys wife...

Little bad behavior in our rambunctious family reunion every year, but then it keeps taking darker turns, because then the guy makes a pass at somebodys wife, gets called out on it, laughs it off and says he was joking. then he goes up to another woman and grabs her, tries to kiss her, and its getting to the point where nobody knows what to do with this guy, and he says what are you going to do, call the cops on me? this is a family reunion. youre biased against me, and everybody feels bad for a...

Little bad behavior in our rambunctious family reunion every year, but then it keeps taking darker turns, because then the guy makes a pass at somebodys wife, gets called out on it, laughs it off and says he was joking. then he goes up to another woman and grabs her, tries to kiss her, and its getting to the point where nobody knows what to do with this guy, and he says what are you going to do, call the cops on me? this is a family reunion. this is family. you cant call the cops on me. this who...

>> heres another moment from tonight, donald trump earlier lets listen. >> be here with a thousand wonderful people, or as i call it a small, intimate dinner with some friends. or as hillary calls it, her larger crowd of the season. >> lighthearted moment. i think on the shake hands my understanding of that was the clinton people didnt want to do it because of the stunt donald trump pulled in the so second debate of inviting those people trying to get them in the family box. i think they were co...

Their lives. thats for sure. and i think that this isnt just about a hand shake. this election is really about a fair shake. for the american people. and i think one of the most amazing things about the debate, as opposed to the comedy dinner, and by the way ive now spoken at three or four similar comedy dinners like the gridiron and others, and some jokes work well, some jokes bomb, i really dont read as much in to this -- the joex of last night as others may do. i think the real issue, when i ...

Its kind of shameful. >> i remember covering the al smith dinner since the 90s, and i dont remember anyone ever getting booed. but they did shake -- they did shake hands at the end, right? >> thats right. they did shake hands, although somebodys going to have to rerack the video on this, because it was a little bit difficult to make out, although al smith iv did report cardinal dolan was able to get both of these candidates to shake hands so something that did not happen at last nights debate, t...

Privately. having television cameras there interrupting the fantasy a little bit. but you see the two candidates. cardinal timothy dolan between them. >> i did see candidates reach across a great divide tonight and shake hands. i think we should nominate cardinal dolan for the nobel peace prize. >> cardinal dolan, the man who is speaking at the microphone is al smith iv, who is the great-grandson of al smith who was the first ever catholic nominee for president in 1928. and this dinner has exist...

And shake hands. i think we should nominate cardinal dolan for the nobel peace prize. >> cardinal dolan, the man who is speaking at the microphone is al smith iv, who is the great-grandson of al smith who was the first ever catholic nominee for president in 1928. and this dinner has existed since the 40s. they started holding this dinner in his honor after he died. it benefits catholic charities. it is a plutocratic gathering. it is a charity event. it benefits catholic charities but it is white...

Privately. having television cameras there interrupting the fantasy a little bit. but you see the two candidates. cardinal timothy dolan between them. >> i did see candidates reach across a great divide tonight and shake hands. i think we should nominate cardinal dolan for the nobel peace prize. >> cardinal dolan, the man who is speaking at the microphone is al smith iv, who is the great-grandson of al smith who was the first ever catholic nominee for president in 1928. and this dinner has exist...