>> your election night final five, as the gun debate continue s lawmakers are also talking about how to make sure local gun members are in force. back here in washington the push for tax reform continues and how donald duke caused a big argument during the 2016 race. this is the final five. let's do this. don't mess with america. i don't know if you know this, there was a little election tonight in virginia. a win for demerol of northam tonight and hopefully virginia voters didn't take their queues

jr. because he got a little mixed up. he tweeted out this morning, about 11:00, the future of the commonwealth is on stake tomorrow, find your voting place to vote for ed. djtj i got con fused. donald trump oversees knew today was election today. he urged people to vote for ed gillespie. the president taking advantage of twitter's 2830 kairkt limit. ed gillespie work ed hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for. don't forget republicans won four out of four house seats. we will tin to win even bigger before. first ronica cleary has been very patient tonight. she saturday through about a dozen people on stage. they're trying to kick her out of the ballroom at george mason, but he stayed for us. >> right. nobody likes a wet blanket, jim. that's kind of what it felt

on the loudspeaker and told everybody to get out of here and we said, no. when we talked to tom fitzgerald, they were really somber present the get go. what was the mood in their like? in political parties are what they are. >>reporter: right. it was a little unusual. when the news started to break, i mean the reum relate i didn't show anything. of course they had the tvs go withing some of the networks. when the announcements were made, there was some cheering, they had some performances, but it really did not feel much like a victory celebration for a while. i'd say a good hour went by and then they started to have the speech es, big democratic players spoke tonight before we eventually did get to the govern or elect. you had senator kaine, senator warner, tom perez , the dnc chair, they really picked up the crowd. after they were done t that's when it felt like the party started, people were mingling and taking pictures and talking to everybody

then they came on the loudspeaker and they told everybody to get out. that was a it ll up usual. maybe they have to clear this place out by a certain time. really quick, tell us, it looked like -- as ralph northam took the stage there was some commotion going on in the room. what happened? that's right. actually i notic ed these women during the national anthem. they stood with fists in the air while an okay pel a group sang the national anthem. so in a way that was a protest, if you will without kneeling this. then as soon as northam took the stage they began to protest. they were actually progressives further left leng than you would say ralph northam is saying that he would support a sanctuary state. that was a controversy that came the out right at the end of this race. they pulled northam off the stage immediate ly. they got him out and then he came back on and acted as if it never happened. i think the big

during the campaigning was this a referendum on the national level. it sure sounded like tom perez when he was on the stage was trying to make it like that i think that's what they want people to believe. that was certainly the message they were all trying to give. ralph northam, his speech was one of trying to unify the party thank ing his wife. he did not bring that message home, but the leaders of the party were trying to convey that message. i'm not sure i agree with that. before we let you go three questions for you. first of all, open br or cash bar? >> i'm ready for you, jip. five bucks for a beer -- five or six bucks for a beer. two dollars for water, two dollars for sewed asm you can go downstairs to the vending machine which is a

fudge ill. what was the sound that ralph northam out to on stage. i paid attention. listen to me. i am so bad. we weren't born to l follow, bon joaf i much that's the song. and you know i asked a campaign staffer just to confirm and he he told me some other song. i don't know what was going on tonight. thank you for staying up tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. you got it, jim. we'll see you tomorrow. >> let's move on for now and talk a little bit about the big debate, well, reignited over the weekend. we're talking about gun control. advocates are pushing for change in the aftermath of sunday's church shooting in texasment a reporter asked president trump if there should be extreme vetting for gun ownership. this is the extreme vetting he called for right after the new york attack when it comes to immigration. >> well, you're bringing up a situation that probably shouldn't be discussed too much

little time go bay if you you feel that's an appropriate question even though we're the heart of south south korea. i will certainly answer your question. if you did what you're suggesting there would have been no difference three days ago and you might not have had that a very brave person who happened to have a gun or a rival in his truck go out and shoot him and hit him and new extra lies him. i can only say this, if he didn't have a gun, instead of having 26 dead you you would have had hundreds more dead. so that's the way i feel about it. the house speaker paul ryan was als asked about what other options there may be to prevent mass shootings. he said the laws on the books should have stopped the gunman from getting a

should not have gotten a gun, you know why he was a domestic abuser. he was a domestic abus erment that's why we got all these questions with the air force. how is it that this person who was convicted of domestic abuse by the air force, how did he get lieu the system and get a gun because the laws we have right now on the books say a person like this should not have gotten a gun. so this speaks to making sure that we actually enforce our laws that we have on the books. meanwhile lawmakers are demanding why the air force domestic violence conviction was never forwarded to the fbi's national background check database. he apparently escaped from a mental health pennsylvania facility in 2012. he was making debt threats against military superiors. this guy had a serious problem. he was still able to fall through the cracks and pass a background check when buying a gun. the pentagon's inspector general trying to figure

the gun man didn't share the conviction. we heard h the president say i'm in south korea . he's currently in south korea. remember the white house said the president wouldn'ting going to the did he military riced zone. then he said we'll see. apparently he scrapped a surprise visit to the dnc because of poor weather. he spoke alongside of south correspond represident and said it is time to act with urgency. i think they understand we have unparallel strength. there has never been strength like it. you know we sent three of the largest aircraft carriers in the world and they're right now positioned. we have a nuclear submarine also positioned. we we have many things happening that we hope, we hope -- in fact i'll go a step further we hope to god we never have to use.

nations, including china and russia to stop any trade and business dealings with north korea at least until the regime complies with us security council if they comply with the un council. about 200 people held a candle light vigil pro testing his visit. president trump the guest of honor at a state dinner in seul and he praised south korea's economy but also took sometime to boost about the us as well. since my election exactly one year ago today i celebrate with you. n. applause) the united states is going through something of a miracle itself. our stock market is at an

>> the president's next stop on his trip is in china. meanwhile the president is away on his trip he's relying on gop leetd ers and members of his cabinet to continue to push for tax re form. there is a lot of pressure on republicans to get a legislative victory on this. we talk about looking for that big victory. the president got neil gor such on the supreme court but when it comes to legislature he's still looking for a win. donors are tell him get it done or don't ever call me again. remember the house is trying to pass tax reform by thanksgiving which is just over two weeks away. by the way, did you buy your turkey and cranbury sauce? you should. members are marking up the tax bill, making changes, trying to draw up support. some conservatives say it has to be front and center in any tax re form package. i think there is a path forward that act lit president laid out last week, which is repealing the individual mandate, the irs tax

from obama care. >> republicans in high tax states are also pushing back on limits to itemize deductions and the bill no big surprise facing unite fied opposition. expect to re\reel\real\ their own version of tax reform this week the whole goal is to get the bill passed and oot president's desk by christmas. last night we were waiting for former dnc chair donna brazil's new book to drop it is now out. we're getting more of the behind the scenes highlights. one of the highlight is the fight over donald duck costumes. yes, you heard that right. >> brazil says that hillary clinton -- this is his theme song. dw you know that donald duck had a theme song? my favorite part. hillary clinton personally okayed a plan to have protestors

costumes to disrupt trump campaign rallies. this led to a clash with brazil who said she was infuriated by the id yos i of the duke plan. some carrying signs that he was ducking, get it, ducking, releasing his tax reforms. it's pretty tough being alone in here. clinton thought donald duck was much fun nier. up next on the final five, we talked to ronica. now we're going to head down to tom fitzgerald with ed gillespie. what it means for the big picture of 2018 and beyond. after this.

>> the last time ed gillespie ran for statewide office it was 2014 and for most of the night it looked like he would be the one to unseat ted warner. it was not the outcome he and h

supporters were hoping for. tom fitzgerald at gillespie headquarters. what's it been like there tonight? >>reporter: you know, it was quiet from the get go, jim. when we came here in tonight you get that look -- you've been in these situations. you come into a room and you can feel tank bli how that crowd feels bit. we saw it last year frankly in new york. when we went into that evening last year and all the polls were saying hillary clinton, that crowd, they were convinced when we walked in here tonight there was none of that energy. there was none of that vibe. frankly it didn't take all that long to see where this was going. very early in the evening there was a vote total that came up. it was about 10 percent of the virginia electric came n. ed gillespie was up in that early return. fifty-one to 48 percent. there was no reaction in the room and it was either one or two things either nobody was in the room was watching or they knew what they were looking at and they knew it was such a small

going to get themselves worked up that slowed ed gillespie with a slight lead. the moment this thing headed south is when the numbers for loudon county where ed gillespie had lost by 20 points and then downs in prince william county. those were the two areas they were hoping for. they really took a beating there tonight. there's been so much talk of these national implications, this national idea that this was a referendum on president trump. a lot of people said it wasn't. what was the take away in the room in were people feeling that? you you rewind back to 2009 is what i've been talking about tonight barack obama had just been elected the year before and there was bob mcdonald, a republican elected in virginia. >> right. >> and then you had chris christie a republican who was elected in new jersey. you you think back, that night after the beating that the republicans took in 2008, that was the night that the republican party really did ge u

proceeded to cause barack obama problems throughout the rest of his presidency. so, you know, if any group was looking at this tonight, it's probably the democrats with a question of how do they billed on this? we've been having this conversation, but there's really no big national message from the democrats. so, you know, they're going to dissect this thing tonight like a frog in a science class to figure out what went right in virginia. what went right in new jersey. meaghan trainer had that great song. it's all about the base. it was all about the base in this race. i don't know the words. you had to get out your base and then you had to build on it. i know what a trite cliche it sounds like. gillespie just couldn't reach out to him h. there was one big race that a lieutenant of people were going to talk about tomorrow morning. this has to could with a

district 13, virginia elect hing the first transgender state-wide office holder. you're looking at her right now. that's dan contact roam. she defeated the guy who authored the virginia bathroom bill. that's a statement. bob marshal has to be looking at the world with some very different colored classes tonight. he is one of the most arch conservatives in the virginia house of delegates he's one of the most arch conservatives in republican elected politics across the country with some of the legislation he has passed over the year. this is a big win for the democrats. dan contact, she is a newcomber to politics. she had worked as a journalist. she had expectancy a lft time as a journalist in her previous life dog stories in a loft these towns that bob marshal has represented for on something like 13

politics. he's been there forever. this is a very big night for democrats not only because of these big top statewide races, but when you look at district like this one with the marshal race, she is going to go in the history books as the first elected member who is transgender. what was the spread like there, open bar, cash bar and what kind of snacks do they have? you know this, it's cash bar. it's always cash bar. which makes no difference to me. q. no, you're working. >> or our great photographer. >> we're working. it doesn't matter to us, but to answer your question, it was cash bar. >> a safe drive back. we'll see you tormt. we're back after this on the final five. at mcdonald's? r with the days getting shorter and your to-do list getting longer, you'll enjoy this ice-cold deliciousness more than ever. hurry over to mcdonald's. ♪♪

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president. the president can't exactly make a run to the drive through. a new interview with one of the president's former bodyguards he reveals he went on a fast food for a, cork him up a burger like mcdonald a quarterback pounder with cheese when they didn't measure. sha hiller went to pick up the real thing. i can't believe that the white house kitchen can't measure up to mcdonald's. i'm stunned by that. i don't know. you got to wonder did michelle oh bm a order that quite a bit? >> probably not. i didn't think so. i don't know. and then also i was kind of surprised that the president's burger of choice would be the quarter pounder with cheese. what would you you think he would go with. >> a big mack all the way. it's the bigs most luck your russ burger. they had the grand mack a while ago and it was a brilliant idea, you take the quar

you put them on a big mack. >> okay. she always -- and it's always like really good looking food that you bring in, but it's usually pretty healthy. >> it's not mcdonald's. i eat like crap. what we were debating in the news room. you you you all were ridiculing me because what came back. >> the mack rib. >> it's so unfortunate. if the president liked the mack rib i'm sure they would make that for him. it's important. it is important. thank you, christie. >> you're welcome. >> objection to the form rosa man got apparently sent some of her co-workers into a panic over a wedding photo shoot. she decided to stage a photo shoot back in april. she brought her bridal party in for an extended photo

she had permission. they had to tell objection to the form razz oh you can't post the photos online citing security concerns actor james clooney says he doesn't see a democrat that can match up with president trump's charm. who lights up a room like president trump. clooney says he's met with democrat community leaders and said these don't have a good candidate yet they have to find someone with char is ma if they want to challenge the president in 2020 don't expect clooney to run. he says he doesn't have aspirations . the dude just told his teenager quill a company for about a billion dollar. i think he's fine. >> who is sleeping soundly and who is tossing and turning tonight. we'll break it down when we come back after this.

who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery service. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be.

>> so ralph northam may be the winner p in virginia, but so is dnc chair tom perez. he can boost a win in virginia, as well as flipping the new jersey governor's mansion from republican to democrat. it's a long way to go. for a guy who could have lost his job depend ing how tonight went. he's definitely sound asleep. if you're tossing and turning, twitter unvailed the longer limit. when you talk about the consequence of twitter and politics. you you have to talk about president trump. he put out a few 28 # characters. how many more add jitives can you you add to crooked hillary. the bottom line is the president will keep on tweeting. will he be more robust. that's the final five on this election night. we'reac

tomorrow at 4679. twenty-five. make it a good night. we'll see you.

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