While the media was busy salivating over an 11-year-old video of Donald Trump making lewd comments about women, Wikileaks released what are purported to be excerpts from Hillary Clinton's paid Wall Street speeches that were sent to top Clinton aide John Podesta in January.
The transcripts were summarized by Megyn Kelly and a panel of experts on Fox News' "The Kelly File" on Friday.
Kelly pointed out that the emails have not been authenticated yet but the Clinton campaign hasn't denied it yet and they are "politically problematic" is true.
Wohl explained that the transcripts show Clinton admitting she has one policy she tells the public and then her real policy that she shows to her donors and insiders.
The host summarized some of the important parts of the emails that can be damaging to Clinton.
"She's pushing for Canadian health care, open borders, open trade and on top of all that she acknowledges the State Department emails are being hacked and that they were hacking people's personal emails while she was using personal email on a personal server and acting as our Secretary of State talking about things that could endanger sources and methods and agents out in the field," Kelly said.