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. >> were those fans booing or just yelling youk?joins us from washington ready to play ball as always. the answer may determine whether the president carries massachusetts. so, were they booing or yelling youk? >> sounded like a lot of you to me. but one thing we can all be thankful for is that president obama knows his sports and he's not a pandering. it was mitt romney not many months ago said he was both a michigan and michigan state fan, which is like being for the cowboys and redskins or lakers and celtics. at least president obama has a stronger connection to sports. >> you know that mitt romney has two heads, so are you confident that you can carry massachusetts one of mr. romney's i believe three home states? >> i have no doubt that we can carry massachusetts and i have no doubt that the president has a stronger connection to sports than just knowing team owners. >> okay. as you know, all eyes are on the supreme court with their ruling on thursday. can i ask you what is the contingency for democrats if the court strikes down

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we have to make sure youk people have the information they need as they navigate through all of these sure their voices can be heard. >> stephanie, you're watching what's happening with the u.s. postal service. just overnight we had news breaking that trump's political appointee unveiled a major reorganization, centralizes power around himself, moves or reassigns 23 postal executives, 87 days away from election day. what does an organization like yourself do in the face of that news? >> well, you know, we have to stay focused and make sure that we're reaching young people in every way possible. we have over 9,000 young people who have signed up to be a student ambassador and they're da daring friends to get out the vote. we just published a know your rights page. so we have to figure out, a, we got to reach people where they are, b, educate them on all the ways they can vote and give them a menu of options and walk them through it and do explain our videos and do everything we can to educate young people because we know that's one of the barriers. education, not feeling like they know

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others cried youk in sad memo yum. no, no. they were booing. they were booing. mary, we'll see you tomorrow. erin burnett, outfront starts now. >> "outfront," next. are lawmakers playing a dangerous game of jenga with our economy? you know, the game with a little pull here, push, tug, until the whole thing comes crashing down. >>> and a leading republican made a strong statement about preventing voter fraud. but did he also reveal an ulterior motive to help mitt romney. >>> and a man accused of beating up a priest. it looks like an open and shut case. until you look closer. let's go "outfront." ♪ >>> good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, capitol hill's dangerous game of jenga. we're going to play in a movement. let me explain. we came across a report today that, frankly, made us roll our eyes. i said the word vile out loud. here was the line. quote, congress said to delay automatic budget cuts until march. in other words, congress is now trying to get out of its self-imposed deadline of january 1st. that is when our leaders in washington,

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have three kids, two grandkids -- we were youking about basically know spending as much as we possibly can on the kids. but because of what happened in ferguson and all over the country, we basically are not going to do anything these holidays. host: what do you think the message will be that you are sending by not spending anything or at least spending less this holiday season as it relates to what happened in ferguson, missouri? caller: i think it will be my own private boycott of corporate companies to basically show inidarity for protesters america who are outraged and upset about the treatment of african-american youth. host: talk a little bit about -- are you the only one doing this that you know of? are there others? caller: i have five brothers and five sisters. as far as i know, none of them are going to do any shopping either. maybe 14 nieces and nephews. they will have a rough christmas, but they all understand why we are doing it. host: so it's not just black friday. you are not planning to spent totally this holiday season because of that. caller: nothing at all. >> your 1

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youk rr spoken so ebeautifully about this amazing man. he was there with the collapse of the soebiate union, ender of the cold war. walk us through how he operated during those days. >> during those days he watched. and i'll never forget he became uneasy when there was that coup, trying to take over the country and we were standing in the oval office watching -- >> 1991. >> yep. we're watch thing soviet tanks, but we can watched them come into the city. and the president was worried and i said mr. president i'm looking at this as an infantry. with with crews standing out on top of the tanks and they're putting flowers in their gun barrels. these plotters are going to be out sorely. but he was deeply concerned we might have lost the gain we received. he wanted to make sure that the russians now, not soviets any longer, but the russians knew we were there to help integrate them into a broader world a world woo can solve problems peacefully. woors we ended the let of nuclear armageddon. he approached everything in a business-like manner. mak

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. >> youk chan, thank you very much for bringing us the story in cambodian history. >> thank you. >>> oscar pistorius is back in court. stay here for complete live coverage. >>> victims of malaysia airlines are being remembered in malaysia where it's a national day of mourning. ♪ ♪ >>> a memorial service at saint patrick's cathedral in melbourne for grieving relatives are joined by australia's top leaders. they lost 298 people where that passenger jet was shot out of the sky over eastern ukraine. meanwhile, the search for crash victims has been suspended. the prime minister says heavy fighting in eastern ukraine has made that recovery mission too dangerous. so far 238 could have fins with human remains have been sent to the netherlands but it's unclear when searchers might return to the scene. the head of that dutch team said small arms fire came very close to crash site investigators. constant shelling was heard north of donetsk late on wednesday as ukrainian forces tried to take back control of the city from pro russia separatis separatists. there are mounting fears that the fightin

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security council talked about violations of those laws youk rain and russia, why is what the u.s. is doing in syria legal under international law? >> i don't think anyone would question the ongoing threat that the isil safe havens in syria is posing to iraq, iraq has invited the united states in, they've sent a letter, we've sent a letter to the u.n. as well on this issue. and article 51 says if a country is unable or unwilling to defend or get rid of the threat that's coming from their country, you have the right to assist. and that's what the united states is doing. >> so article 51 is the right of self-defense in the uncharter. >> that's right. iraq sent a letter in june essentially invoking that. >> yes. >> when the u.s. sent its letter. so you think that applies to syria as well? >> we do. we think that this is a place where syria is unable or unwilling to rid their country of the safe haven that isil is living under there. >> well, they're certainly not unwilling. i think the assad government's not unwilling. >> i think that's arguable. there's no question that the part of t

it was nonviolent, you're making a strong point, i applaud youk, for what you are done.he risks are, and good for you. m thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> sean: up next, on this busy breaking news night. >> i'm not prepared to say there is proof you can take to a jury. >> sean: and now, even liberal congressman adam schiff, the latest democrat to admit there is no evidence of trump russia collision, and why is this still a story. we will talk about investigative of robert mueller. why do we move from russia and tromped to obstruction of justice and finances? sarah carter, gregg jarrett, weigh-in, straightahead. whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choose the loan that's right for you. our average customer could lower their monthly bills by over three hundred dollars. go to lendingtree.com right now. >>

if heaven exists what would youk like god to see when you arrive at the pearly gates.nd he said welcome. he said welcome mike and diane. >> diane is still with us, very sorry for her loss. he was so generous. she is the same way. you know, he was an audience member of mine about five months into the show. and i get this e-mail from mike after a show with words like funny and beautiful. talking about what he had seen me do. i was just stunned. not only is he out there watching but he has all this time. he has all this generosity to let me know this. >> he was generous. >> he was generous with himself. he was generous to other people. he was generous to his actors. and most of all, he was generous to his audience. he trusted his audience. there are directors, thousands of them in the history of film who do not really trust the audience. they tell them too much, explain too much. they push them. they try to manipulate them. no, mike worked with his actors in such a way that what happened was inevitable and the audience, instead of going to the audience, the audience came

something smells likee a rat, which means this -- >> sean: let me ask youk this.is all great information. mark, this is how i see this. remember the grassley-graham memo? they said the bulk of the fisa application consisted of what we now know to be on verified information. fusion gps, cofounder glenn simpson, never verified it. the fbi, never verified. the deputy fbi director andrew mccabe literally said, non. dossier, not even an application. you're right. it's renewed. every 90 days. if you have an opposition party candidate using on verified russian lies in the lead up and postelection to undermine the president, and what we know as of now is none of it is true, is this based on your knowledge of history, at least the biggest abuse of power and corruption in your lifetime? to me, this is watergate -- are you kidding? this is watergate times a thousand me.e. >> when you when i spoke way back in march of last year, and we laid this out, we were called kooks, conspiracies, conspiracy theorists -- we didn't have a lot, we are pulling it together, and i was focused

. >> thompson: so how big do youk that the atomwaffen division is these days?>> i d't have the foggiest idea. >> thompson: but they come visit you, you exchange... >> on occasion, they will come through the territor yes. i'm always happy to meet with them. >> thompso mason is evasive at first. i try to get h to talk about the killings and violence linked to atomwaffen. >> i'm glad i didn't know about it and i don't want to know, because if i did know, i'd be involved in it, ani don't want to be involved in it. >> thompson: you don't want to goack to prison. >> i do not urge anybody to do anything like that, but when it gets done, i won't disown them. i kind of welcome the chaos. >> thompson: what did you think of james fields, the guy who allegedly drove the car into the crowd in charlottesville? >> i say bless his heart, because he sure is in a jam. >> thompson: so you're sympathetic? tic.h, very sympat totally sympathetic. >> thompson: to you, fields is a hero? yes. >> thompson: what did you think of tim mcveigh? another hero. >> the white race is in danger.

important monologue about the chief purveyors of fake news and the destroyed trump media, people that youke don't know about. we will expose tonight and a special many monologue. first, the senate judiciary committee leaders are now finally opening an investigation into former attorney general loretta lynch is alleged interference with the fbi in their investigation into hillary clinton's email server. also tonight, a hannity investigation into the intense and dangerous hatred now >> hannity: from hollywood and liberal campuses against our president. we'll cover it all in the special opening monologue. it's about time, we have to commend a group of bipartisan senators are actually doing their job announcing earlier todayay they are going to investigate the former obama attorney general loretta lynch for potentially influencing the investigation of obstructing justice as it relates to clinton's email server. there are several questions that you the american people deserve answers to when it comes to loretta lynch. first, we now remember last summer, lynch met on a tarmac with bill clinton fo

youk people meaning young adults don't see it really as an issue.vaughn walker has ruled this is a matter of liberty guaranteed by the constitution. the 14th amendment says a uz citizen can not be denied life, liberty or property without due process of law that, citizens are entitled to equal protection of the laws. there you have it. are people not at liberty to marry someone of the same sex? does the protection of liberty include choosing your marital partner? do people have the same protection of the laws? the supreme court will end up deciding this matter. the lawrence case declared sodomy laws unconstitutional. we can expect to see a close decision whether to uphold this district court decision. i know that the president opposes same-sex marriage. i know many americans of good character do, as well. let's face it, this is new territory for many people. too new territory in which to make a judgment. what would be good for the country is to judge this matter wisely, fairly and with a strong degree i think of compassion. that would be wonderful. p

man: pomegrate is healthy, it's good for the heart and good for the blood. dr i hope you enjoy youk.ers. steves: thank you, brother. holds over half of the old city's population. exploring its busy pedestrian lanes and market stalls, yoel like you could be anywhere in the arab world. we visitedayust before a holy and the energy was exhilarating. experiences are often edible and tasty. just for you. [speaks indistinctly] while complete muslim control of jerusalem is unrealistic, many arabs envision an independent palestinian state with this pajerusalem -- east jerusalem -- as their capital. it's a very coisentious issue, anel seems determined to keep jerusalem whole and in its control. in fact, while wandering the heart of the muslim quarter, you may see houses fortified and festooned with israeli flags. these are the homes of jewish families staking out this bit of the old city for their community. [ muezzin calling adhan ] >>> tonight the blue wave continues as anher democrat declares victory in a tight congressional race. >>> as well as term ooil and tear gas on the boarder. >>> rv