government. no! maybe it's something to do with that. >> that is it for this week's show. thank you to my panel and thank you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. >> the president bringing up the issue of meddling in the 2016 election with vladimir putin and saying that he believes the denial of any russian interference. the cheerleaders meeting on the sidelines of an economic summit in vietnam as the president continues his marathon tour of asia. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters". >> a pleasure to be with you today. >> the president telling reporters that -- was saying that it is time to pass the

meddling allegations and focus on other problems around the world. the chief white house correspondent john roberts is live in vietnam with more. >> good morning to you. we will get to the presidential talks with vladimir putin and a second pair but for as well of the business on the table. the president has a facial welcoming ceremony at the presidential palace here. with the viennese president. the both of them shall have a bilateral meeting after the for the president especially will get new commitments from vietnam to put maximum pressure on north korea to give up its nuclear program. the present will also talk. >> standing trade with vietnam and the trade relationship has been expanding rapidly. in the past 20 years is the president normalized relations between the two countries. we also expected that the president might announce the acquisition of land to build a

big new us embassy here and in the united states will be able to transport a coast guard cutter to be enough to provide coastal defense. on the way from the conference, the president came back on air force one to talk about the press pool and said he did talk with russian president vladimir putin two or three times during the conference. the two of them came to an agreement on the way forward in syria. now with the ices headquarters of raqqa has fun. they talk about the demise of isis in syria and the political way forward for syria to end the civil war there. what to do about assad will be part of that. and the president said that he got repeated denials from fundamental insane that he was basically insulted by this whole thing that is a barrier to good us russian relations, the president also reiterating that as well and the president not particularly saying that he

believed vladimir putin but he thought that was time to stop pressing the issue and move on. the president saying i cannot stand there and argue with him. i would rather have him get out of syria. i would rather work with them on the ukraine then standing arguing whether or not because the whole thing set up by the democrats. i should say though that at the 10 o'clock hour to an eastern town, the president will be holding a joint press conference with the president and expected that they will take two questions each and this is an issue that will likely come up. stay tuned tonight. >> of course and we did see a court that the president said he believed the russian president about not meddling then they were critics especially on twitter saying that he was siding with the russians over us intelligence agencies. >> the way i heard it was that he said i believe in any kind of dial it back a little bit. so i am not sure that he meant to go out that far. we will double check the transcript to make sure but it sounded like you went out there

little bit and then drew it back. >> we absolutely look forward to that later this evening. thank you very much. >> more in this we want to bring in christopher bedford the editor-in-chief of the daily news foundation author of the book the art of the donald's. a lot to get there here about this visit. thank you for being with us today. i want to ask you about this q&a session that lasted almost 30 minutes. 26 minutes with reporters aboard us air force one. the president in one report said that he was taking russian president vladimir putin in his word that there was no meddling by the russians in the election. after receiving information that there was. and will get to the bottom of what he's encourages the term of him thinking that saying ain't taking a orbit how does that strike you? >> it is classic donald trump style banter.when he goes on sometimes he, the point of what he was saying as he later got to was that he did not think he

was going to get anywhere attacking vladimir putin peers of the were a lot of people have a lot of different agendas for this trip. you've seen senator john mccain and frequent critic of donald trump. attacking him on twitter for not about human rights in vietnam, place with the sender was imprisoned for many years. they have the press, and be that he is not talked about how hillary clinton should be president on his trip to vietnam. a lot of people are attacking that's probably the questions will see tonight about russian meddling, which by the way there's some evidence that impact but donald trump is on a singular mission. he wants to change trade. he was never different trade relationship with asia, he wants to up our way from china and more towards india and australia. he's trying to stay on that mission and there are a lot of different narratives he is not touching up. i think some of the reporters following him around our intent that that changes. >> as he watched the movements

on this important overseas trip for the president, aside from trade, is there anything also stands out to that will be helpful for america moving forward and if anything what have you seen so far that concerns you? >> i think something will be helpful outside of western europe and the east coast and west coast, he is a very popular person. the japanese think of him very highly, they have a good relationship with him. they legibly say they have the best relationship with this president than any. the south korean have held him in high interest is more of a liberal leader. there is still, they are close with the president. vietnam had open arms. it was on the 50th anniversary of the vietnam city did a little bit about that. and then he called estate plus plus dinner in classic donald trump way. this shows that a lot of the work that there is interest in, his enemies are fearful from his friends want to be close with him and he has gotten a very good treatment from the american war for american president.>> rhythmic of the

conversation between the president trump and vladimir putin on the sidelines about defeating ices together? many plenty at the seams to illustrate progress on the fight against isis and the relationship. >> russia is not a friend of the us. it does not mean that they need to be a constant enemy. it does not mean that we need to look after the cold war where we had our own friends on each side attacking each other in third world countries. russia has a pretty realist approach to access and they started to get hit by terrorism more frequently. as president trump pointed out the russians are not so have one with gray but maybe there can be movement in crimea. at least in ukraine. there are a lot of places with united states and russia can work together. right now, the entire narrative, the russian meddling, of course the middle, the always metal. the metal in their elections, and all around the world and so today.but it does not change the outcome of the election. the press is paying attention to this in a way that i think

is been more detrimental to our democracy. and they need to move on. try to find someplace where you can work with this group which is not a friend but does not have to be an enemy. >> okay looking at the last part of the trip before the president comes back to america, what do you think we are going to see? what do you hope to see? with what is left of the trip? >> we are probably going to see a lot of questions about russian meddling no matter where he goes. because i know some of the reporters on the trip are having a great time but the same thoughts are here in d.c. and new york and that is what they are really interested in. the president's main goal here is going to be to sharp his alliances for india and australia and japan and south korea to isolate north korea and hammer out some kind of a trade deal because that is something he really campaigned on. maybe he was first republican in years to campaign on that and a major level and he will want to get some kind of deal that helps bring drums back to

the us. it will be hard. >> we know it will be interesting. we will cover that all. thank you for being here today. >> thank you! alabama senate candidate roy moore remains defiant refuses to drop out of the race following allegations of sexual misconduct. he is saying today that the allegations are completely false. >> to be attached allegations of misconduct contradict the entire career in law. i want to make it clear that i have not checked its beverages, beer or anything else. i am not guilty of consensual misconduct with anyone. >> jonathan has been following this controversy and is live from galveston alabama with more. >> hello. we are not backing down certainly from the camp and he made that public here and so that in the suburb of birmingham alabama speaking at a veterans day program at a public library. there were several protesters that showed up at a speech. at least one protester had to be escorted away.

during the speech is mostly spoken of the constitution in military service after all he was a keynote speaker but he addressed the elephant in the room with her allegations against him. >> two days ago, washington post established yet another attack on my character. and it was a desperate attempt to stop my political campaign for the united states senate. the recent attack is a reminder of the completely false truth. about something that happens nearly 40 years ago. >> although some republicans in washington are calling on lori moore to drop out of the race, he continues to enjoy support from the former trip advisor steve bannon facebook at the citadel military college in charleston south carolina. listen to that. >> tells the additional evidence undergoing more. i'm standing with him.

>> wymore is scheduled to face democrat doug jones in the general election. that election is scheduled december 12. >> thank you very much. >> today is veterans day. a time to honor the brave men and women who served our country.in actual depreciation, the vice president mike pence and his wife karen giving the vietnam veterans memorial a holiday cleaning. he also laid a wreath at the cemetery in tribute to those that wear the uniform. processing to all of you veterans and all of those that might be looking on, we are grateful for your service. we are grateful for your sacrifice. and i will make you a promise. just as you thought for us, we will always fight for you. >> garrett tenney live at the vietnam veterans memorial on a very important day in our

nation. >> vice president mike pence in the coming years the vietnam veterans memorial was a great way to start is veterans day. he is not alone. thousands of folks have been streaming here today to be able to honor and pay their respects to those who have served and sacrificed so much for our country for the freedoms that we have and the rights that we enjoy as americans. the vietnam memorial, it is particularly impactful because so many of the vietnam veterans never had ãthey were never thanked their service. today the vice president told vietnam veterans, welcome home. and to all veterans he said, the united states is here for you and stands ready to help you come home. >> the bible tells us if you owe debts, pay debts. if honor than honor, if respect, then respect to the debt our nation honors those

who bore the uniform is a debt that we will never be able to fully repay. >> across the country this weekend veterans are being honored for their service. conservative to recognize and contributions to preserving our right you know freedoms. for those did not serve, vice president issued a challenge in his speech. he said before the end of the day, find at least one of the 20 million veterans living today shake their hand and say thank you. i know a lot of veterans that are spoken to and heard from said they hope that both will take a step further and actually get involved by reaching out to one of the many great organizations that help veterans transition from life after the battlefield. >> indeed a very important message. today and every day. thank you for that report. >> clear harry now channeling new developments concerning the death of sergeant with ladavid johnson. and a war of words with the present. what the rogue regime is

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killed four us soldiers in niger. one of the soldiers may have been captured and executed instead of dying in the initial ambush. this is according to the washington post. two villages found sergeant ladavid johnson with his hands tied and with a gaping wound to the back of his head. the deadly attack happened last month a son of a remote village. it is believed to have been orchestrated by militants linked to the islamic state. >> korea lashing out at the president accusing him of begging for a nuclear war. this is mr. trump meet with vladimir putin and other world leaders in vietnam and called both china and russia to pressure north korea to end the nuclear program. let's discuss with jim walsh and international security -- >> good to see you "f". >> sevent kim jong-un vision does like our president very much. >> well! he is not like any president very much. he called the president obama

all sorts of terrible things and it is continued with president trump. in some ways, i think that you can say this was a fairly verbally extreme but nevertheless a fairly modest reaction. none of the president spoke for the south korean legislature and said some pretty tough things about north korea all of which were true and likely has human rights problems and all of the other things of the president mentioned. and north koreans could have responded with a missile test, they could have done next, white rose and really all that were angry words. i think all in all, the trip was successful. he was able to reassure our south korean allies and that has been a problem for him in the past. so that was a real achievement i think. in the north koreans really didn't say very much. specific, they warned the regime not to measure restraint as weakness saying he will be a fatal mistake elation. to some that might sound like a threat. >> is that some other pretty

harsh things. he talked about kim's grandfather and what is hell on earth, not a paradise. normally we start invoking the names of the leaders, they get really touchy about that. and they are super touchy about human rights but he went there anyway. so again, i think he was able to be honest but the most important thing in the speech was reconnecting with our south korean allies, there is no solving this problem. if one talks about china but there's no solving this problem unless south korean, rli in the us are on the same page. i thought that was important. chrissy urged him to abandon the new progress of this before that the us offers a path to a better future. is any indication that north korea is listening to us? >> i think notoriously actively trying to figure out what's going on. you remember a month ago that north korean officials were trying to talk to republicans to better understand the president's perspective. there were two meetings gone and i think there were important here, whatever was

said in speech of the president is giving secretary tillerson the room to pursue negotiations. so we are quietly talking to the north koreans in the background. i think that makes sense. hold your enemies closer so they do not make mistakes. continue to talk to them but also use the leverage you have. >> and we heard from north korea's foreign minister saying that the resume was considered shooting down american bombers. is that a legitimate threat? and what would happen if that happened? >> i think if the north koreans shot down years airplane, that would be the mexican set everything on fire.i think they know that by the way. but you are absolutely right. i think lester is the one here, as a security studies i am not really in favor of a lot lester i am in favor of say what you mean and mean what you say. the problem with lester is that it is hard for your adversary to know when you are serious and when you're not. and that goes both ways here. it is tough for us to judge

northway statement and sometimes it is hard for them to judge our statements. but i'm hoping the back door discussions are a way to communicate directly in ways that will not muddy the waters. >> one of the stated goals of the president's trip to asia was to unify pyongyang's neighbors. against the kim jong-un regime. and try and convince north korea to abandon the nuclear program. i'm wondering if you think that the president has gotten any closer to accomplishing that goal? >> we will not know until the coming days and months only see words translated into action or not.but i do take it as positive that he rekindled what seemed to be personal relations with president xi jinping of china, the president of japan also. i do not think warm personal relations everything but certainly helpful. they can be helpful and will see if he can turn some of that into policy on the ground. but we will not know for a little while yet. >> and no big surprises under the stress as far as you're

concerned? >> no. in some ways the surprise was that everyone stayed on script, everyone did a good job. there is no real major fallout, nothing blew up. i think in always very favorable trip. if anything the news this week was not asia where the leaders were meeting but in the middle east where the world was going to hell as saudi arabia is engaged in all sorts of dramatic actions this week. while that was happening, things were pretty calm and collected in asia. >> we appreciate your time this saturday thank you very much. >> thinking.>> is almost hard to keep up at this point. but another celebrity facing fallout from allegations of sexual misconduct. how comedian louis ck is responding under five women come forward with accusations against him. plus, republicans are pitching tax reform as a break for the middle class but is the message getting across to middle-class voters? new part numbers, head. >> take this tough vote and get

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the memorial set up behind me on the church property. and you talk about the cemetery, this is a very small community. the cemetery in sutherland springs is literally just up the road, just beyond the church. we 26 people were killed at the hands of a madman. it will be the final resting place for some of the victims. in fact, the first two will be buried there this afternoon. richard and teresa rodriguez following their funerals. the couple had just retired. they leave behind 17 grandchildren, three grandchildren and 11 siblings. but in the midst of such sorrow, this community has also seen extraordinary strength and heroism. most people know now that stephen williford, the neighbor who heard the shooting last sunday grabbed his own gun, chased the suspect and fired back at him.

a short time ago, the family lawyer came over to read a lengthy statement. powerful words from both father and daughter. >> is a sutherland springs. we are not victims, we are survivors. we are faithful, we are families. we are more than the media understands, more than the celebrities pushing their selfish damages will ever fathom. we are strong and we will get through this. do not remember us for the killers evil. remember us for who we are, the family of sutherland springs. >> look at this, volunteers from his local plumbers union, hard at work. putting in new landscaping freshening up his yard. a simple way to say thank you. although mr. williford does not consider himself a hero by any stretch of the imagination, i think it is pretty safe to say there are a lot of people that would disagree with him.

back to you. >> a hero indeed. thank you for the report. >> republicans may be having trouble selling tax reform to the public. gop leaders say the bills moving through congress will mostly help middle-class families but a lot of americans apparently are not buying that. a new poll finding about one in three americans, 32 percent, believe the bill will benefit the wealthy the most. that is compared to 14 percent think all americans will benefit. another 14 percent believe corporations will gain the most. jessica is a democratic strategist and fox news contributor. beverly is the president of a media group. welcome. beverly, we have seen that the polls can be wrong. what do we read from this one? >> i think we'll have to wait and see what happens but i do think americans want tax reform. republicans just have to do a better job in talking about it. i think they always have this tendency of being too technical

when talking about legislation and when you are talking of something as complex as a 30-year-old tax code, it is a complicated issue. but what they need to focus on are really two main things. what does this mean for the average person and lowering their taxes? for a middle-class american. and if they don't that they will let democrats tell the narrative that this is for the wealthy which is not factual but something that will resonate with americans. >> i'm guessing that you agree with the people who said that they think this bill will not benefit the middle class mostly benefit the wealthy. >> ashley. ashley comic-con agrees with me as well. he went out and said that the ceos will be the ones that benefit the most from this proposal. i take that but i would counter with the actual facts here which is that this will benefit people like donald trump. you have the estate tax, lowering the rates, lowering -- golf club owners, 600 million

over the next 10 years. this not for the average american. we see that this will go away by 2023. that is not what americans want. and there smarter than the gop things are just like with healthcare within the new the proposals coming out the americans would not give them more choices and not going to lower the premium. >> is that there that this bill is weighted for the wealthy and not the middle class? >> not all. and i can even says a small business owner that i can see firsthand how hard it is to pay taxes in this country. when it comes to being a small business owner. because we think of corporation i do not think republicans do a good job mentioning the corporations are. they are small business owners. when you have businesses across the country 80 percent of them, over 80 percent are small businesses hiring people 50 employees or less.

these are the people really struggling and when you lowering the tax rate they hire more people which means more jobs and more economic growth. >> for small business associations don't like this bill. >> actually great is supposed to help the people employed 50 or fewer people that need the tax cut that is what the republicans have been running on since the dawn of time. we know the trickle down does not work. in 20 say about the fact the small business associations are not into this? questions talk about the president's promise. it is that there will be tax really for the middle class. it was simply for the close, for the economy and not add to the debt or deficit. do we see the signs that this bill, the bills will do that and accomplish those goals? >> i think both focus on revenue we are focusing on the wrong thing. we lower taxes for people to get more economic growth back into the country. but there is another side of this. when we taking a look at the tax code which is really a

patchwork of the loophole of deductions, we dig into complications.the republicans spell this out. essentially what we have this country is that the rest of america needs to bail out blue states of california, new york city because their state charges the citizens so much. so we do need to get rid of the loopholes and deductions for that means certain individuals in the states may pay more but that is a sign that the government, taxing citizens too much. >> do think that this will president's goals? >> no, absolutely not! what is it 1.7 trillion added? that is not at all what he promised. he promised a big whopping middle-class tax cut. every change what i went with, gary collinson who will benefit most? ceos. also had record corporate profit that continued into the trump administration. wise and that money trickling down? because people don't do that. they keep it for themselves. give middle class and lower class americans a legitimate tax. look at payroll taxes. the child tax credit.

marco rubio has been talking about that as well. the bill does not cut it. >> and if recent history is any guide the president and congress have their work cut out for them. we appreciate both of you being with us this afternoon. >> and the list is growing for hollywood's biggest names now facing allegations of sexual misconduct. a canadian louis ck now joining the list. he admits to claims by five women. will carr is joining us live from los angeles with the latest. the list is getting longer, what is happening. >> the floodgates are definitely open and the allegations continue to point out against a list of names in the entertainment industry. louis ck is in the middle of the latest storm in a statement he confessed to the allegations that they were true and said that i have my long and wanted to rear saying anything i want i will not take eight back and

take a long time to listen. five women accusing him of exposing and touching himself in front of them. a number of entertainment companies have since cut ties with the comedian who was falling from fame as part of what is being called the weinstein effect. >> i'm sure even right now as we're speaking there are more allegations coming out and is hard to keep up with anything but if you like it is a huge reckoning for an industry and a long time coming for the abuses of women and mistreatment of women. >> you may also remember that rayford dreyfus accused kevin spacey of groping him when he was 18.after the obligation to matt richard roth is tweeted that he is part of him. and then another woman came out saying that richard dreyfus exposed himself to her in the 80s. he says he was not the nicest guy back then and he flirted with a lot of women. speaking of kevin spacey, he is not been accused by 15 minutes sexual assault or inappropriate behavior. we also hearing about an

allegation against george tk from the 1980s. he strongly denies that. there's also an allegation out against the founder of rolling stone magazine. if you can keep track of all of this. >> it is a long list. thank you for keeping on top of that. >> chaos and airport. after a loud explosion sends people running for cover. up next, what caused the cancellation of dozens of flights? plus, vice president mike pence laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier today is on our service members on this veterans day. the challenge veterans face, coming up. >> i say, find a veteran today. and say, thank you for your service. thank them for their courage. thank them for your freedom. and thank them for doing part.

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canceling flights and delaying flights for thousands after false alarm for the safe battery in camera overheated and exploded and the loud sound was mistaken for a gunshot. so it sent people fleeing and caused commotion. templates resumed after about five hours. >> a big delay. >> on this veterans day, the vice president marks the occasion by helping clean the vietnam veterans memorial. in his remarks at arlington national sermon, he assured veterans that we will never forget their service to the country. >> there is a day in the spring when we remember those who served and did not come home. but today, veterans day, is the day when all across america, gatherings large and small, we pause to remember those who served and did come home.

>> try me now we have sergeant major jack and senior vice president for new usa. thank you for being here and thank you for your service. i want to ask about the connection they are company has to be event that happened today with the vice president. the new day usa does all he can to help veterans. especially going down and cleaning the vietnam memorial. i was in vietnam and 67 and 68. there were 50,220 people killed in vietnam for about 153,100 and 1500 has ever been found. it is a good day for new day usa integrates end of the vice president of the six after cleaning the wall. it says a lot about him and learn about our country. >> absolute. you have done compat towards as you mentioned in vietnam, bosnia, afghanistan, record and

are qualified to speak in veteran's behalf. while there many things to help the veterans we need more. what do you think is the most pressing issue that needs to be addressed right now? >> i think the most pressing issue is about transition of the military. the army has what they call critical skills program. about six months before they get out of the service to start training people to get out of the service before they ever get out. i think the other thing is is just like new day, new day get involved with family members and veterans before they get on the service, to help them prepare to get out of the service to find employment.>> veterans have such strong desire to get back into public service once home. the leader of the roadblocks that need to be taken down. talk to us about that part. what more can be done to help the veterans on that front? getting back into it.

>> i think the big things to educate the civilian sector about veterans bring to their job, no veterans are well organized, committed to the job, they know how to get the job done, they bring investments of leadership. think we need to educate our civilian employees, our civilian companies about what a veteran brings to the market. new day understands that. those are they focused on the veterans. >> there are other programs as well. i did a story recently in a company called acp.they mentor to get them back up and running in the public sector. i'm wondering if you can share with us some success stories that you have seen with new day usa. >> is a new day, you name it. they go down to the baltimore mission and help the homeless. they go down i think two or three times a month. you also have an educational program for service members that were killed in combat to send them to college.

there a lot of things that they sponsor, but new day is one of those companies that does not say a lot about what they do they just do it.and i think there a lot of us talk about taking care of veterans and quite frankly that's all they do is talk. >> arguers have proven through the years to be extremely generous. when it comes to supporting veterans with time, money and commitment to the cause. so what can people do to help? i know of viewers watching right now are listening to this thinking i am on board, let me help!>> i tell you, i have a foundation that he run for myself that helps veterans. i think what you have to do is go online, find a good organization that is taking care of veterans and families. see what is in get involved with the process so they can help veterans out. i've been working with the american freedom foundation for about 14 years, new day has their programs and scholarship programs for i think one of

those is i think they need to reach out and see if they can help them. christmas is such an important cause and an issue. and of course in this important day in our nation. we thank you once again for your service and for all that you are doing for the veterans. >> thank you very much. do not forget about the families. families need a lot of help. thank you. >> as we honor veterans day in the us, millions in the uk are remembering their heroes on armistice day. people suffer to minister science to mark 99 years since the end of world war i. tamara queen elizabeth is said to attend a remembrance day ceremony at the london war memorial. >> to north carolina men under arrest as part of a foiled bomb plot. and in air traffic control and his roommate now facing charges on this. why they are accused of a weapon of mass destruction. that is coming up.

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overnight hours but tomorrow it is happening slowly, this is a warm up. debited across the same region topping off closer to 40 degrees in some cases upper 40s pushing on 50 degrees. a stone warm-up is just around the corner. that will be lingering the next couple of days. the big puffy jacket, put it away and keep it close by the next couple of days. >> i don't want to put it away! >> we are slowly warming up the next couple of days. >> fair enough, thank you. >> an air traffic controller under arrest. police find a pipe bomb in his home. north carolina please charting the man in his roommate with possessing a weapon of mass destruction. brian is live in the new york bureau with the latest request lease responded to a 911 call made to someone that led them to this home. the suspect pictured on your right in this for. he made a homemade pipe bomb and it was in his position. during the investigation he admitted making it in order to

use it against a neighbor he had a dispute with. investigators say he changed his mind and instead, gave the pipe bomb to his friend and roommate. he was a full-time air traffic controller at charlotte douglas international airport. he was arrested friday. it is unclear what the intentions were with the explosive but the good news is, the bomb never made it to the airport. however, given his access to the charlotte douglas international airport, the fact that he was in possession of a bomb is a great concern for the airport says that he only had access to the off-site air traffic control tower and had no access to the restricted areas of the terminal. douglas also says that dan didn't did not have access to the airport. arrest covenants on concern for travelers at charlotte airport. >> i'm scared because he could

afford anybody. we do not know when his intention was, what he was going to do with it. >> if they know ahead of time there something out there they can keep us safe here which it sounds like they possibly did. >> now he's being charged with possession, acquiring and transporting weapons of mass destruction. the other man is being charged with three counts of manufacturing. the fbi is involved. both men are being held in the county jail under $45,000 bond. >> thank you. when you roommate off is a pipe bomb, just say no! >> good advice! that does it for us. the news continues at the top of the hour with eric shawn and arthel neville. >> i will see you on "fox report" at 7 pm eastern. if you see a veteran, say thank you. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. you only earn double withmiles when you buy stuffds,

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eric: president trump confronting vladimir putin over moscow's meddling in the 2016 election saying he believes that putin has denied this over his own intelligence agency's conclusion. you know the two leaders meeting on the sideline of the economic summit in vietnam. second to the last stop to president's trip, more than halfway down, he should be home soon. hello, everyone, welcome to a saturday of brand-new hour, i'm eric sean, we say thank you to all who have served. arthel: yes, we