i want to say to cory gardner, in november we will [crowd chanting >> vote him out. >> vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. [crowd chanting] vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. [applause] >> we deserve better than this, so we will not stop fighting. [crowd cheering] [crowd chanting] >> we deserve better. we deserve better. we deserve better. we deserve better. [crowd cheering] >> kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. >> i am here today to speak up and make sure that the that the brock turners do not tune into the brett kavanaughs. >> i'm here today because i do not want to be silenced. [crowd chanting] >> we believe you. we believe you. we believe you. >> i absolutely had to be here because it was my civic duty, and just like dr. ford. thank goodness for an amazing husband and an amazing friend, and bein

jillian: let's talk about cory gardner for a second.s we know, last week at some point last week, he came out saying his wife received a text message that included a video of a beheading. we want to read in part a tweet that he sent out because it is rather lengthy. it says this is not who we are, we have our political disagreements and we should cherish the rights to express our disagreements but when it comes to calls for violence and attempted murder and assassinations, this country has gone too far and it's time we step back from that brink. kristin, how do we step back from that? how do we make that happen? it seems like we're at such a tough point in this country right now. >> it's going to take some very brave democratic leaders, speaking out against this behavior that we're seeing. but right now nobody's doing that. and all of this really underlines the fact that barack obama's calls for civility, hillary clinton's calls for unity don't really seem like they were genuine. the left use these sound bites as a political tool to att

cory gardner of colorado, there was some talk that senator gardner might be on the fence. then his spokesperson pushing back a few hours ago indicating that senator gardner is more than likely to vote for judge kavanaugh. also, senator thune and i believe i see senator tom cotton standing next to marco rubio of florida. again, right now it would seem as if -- it would seem as if they are fairly relaxed. aaron blake, are you still with me? >> yes. >> aaron, your paper talked to several senators who read that report that michael steele was just talking about, that 46-page fbi report. they said that the fbi reviewed, quote, several hundred calls, 46 pages came from a three-hour interview with mark judge. also, they talked to him about the third accuser, julie swetnick. in the end, how much did that report even matter? >> i'm not sure that it mattered a whole lot. this was always going to probably be more evidence that would confirm pre-existing beliefs about what happened here. i think the most damaging thing -- the only damaging thing, perhaps, that really could have come ou

in the fallout now a number of republican senators have been facing death threats cory gardner's wifeebody being behead he had. where they get the phone numbers. apparently the start of every congress they get a little book that they give to members of congress and their staff and they have everybody's cell phone numbers. it looks like somebody who had access to one of those little books. ed: somebody on the inside. ainsley: even includes the wife's cell phone number in this book? steve: probably because the contacts to get ahold of the senator. senator susan collins who made an amazing speech on friday where at the very end she says i'm going to vote for brett kavanaugh. she says this has been tough on a lot of senators on the republican side. >> it's been very difficult i have had the honor of serving in the senate for nearly 22 years. and this is as ugly as situation as i have ever seen during that time. i have had to have security because of threats against me and family members and staffers. and this has been unlike anything i have ever been through. ainsley: i was reading throug

a big show coming up, senators cory gardner, the senator, will be our headliner.ent viral. officer chris shilling busing a move in indiana. fellow officers mixing police sirens and horns to get him the beat. brian: you can only do that by practice, practice. officer shilling joins us now. you're a better dancer than most anybody i know. can you sate the scene. how did you get to the point where that was the thing to do? >> we were over there doing a k-9 demonstration and actually, the gentleman on the bike is corporal bobby carter. bobby has been doing that for years. you know, every time we have a christmas parade or mardi gras parade he is always playing that beat. and just so happened one of the kids he was playing the beat, and one of the kid was dancing. i asked the kid, are you challenging me to a dance-off. bobby carter hit that beat. that is where it went. steve: we love that. have you ever done this in public before? >> yes. a lot of times. everybody knows me, you know, knows that i love to dance. that is just one thing i like to do. and then, you know, w

. >> in response to that statement, colorado senator cory gardner just put out a tweet that says, youessing michelle obama was wrong, she said when we go -- after the cavanagh vote. in the meantime the president is campaigning in pennsylvania, tweeting out to the white house from erie, pennsylvania, i cannot disappoint the thousands of people that were there. i look forward to seeing everyone this evening. even as he has been talking about the hurricane. andy mccarthy, former chief assistant u.s. attorney and country bidding editor at national radio. byron, let me start with you. the politics and protest, mobs and anger, how is this all playing? >> republicans are extremely on message now. and they are dangerous. it's too much of a chance and they are an angry mob. they will take away your medicare, this is a very interesting campaign that they have centered on. talking to republicans and working to keep the house, they have had the best week or so pulling that they have had in quite a while. they attributed most of it to the cavanagh effect but also some of it to the trade victory, t

>> there was an anonymous letter received by cory gardner, the senator from colorado with no return addressjust a letter. it accused brett kavanaugh of assaulting somebody in a restaurant in 1998 in colorado. cory handed to the committee and somebody on the democratic side leaked that a letter. i got on the nbc nightly news. the fourth allegation. >> hannity: the fifth and rhode island. >> to think nbc would have done that if it was a democratic male nominee? all i can say is that the journalist integrity has been destroyed over this case. >> hannity: all right. it is a very tight margin in the senate. >> any of jeff flake. >> hannity: who knows what jeff flake is saying. who knows. let me ask you this, you fall one vote short. >> number one, i don't think we will. i will tell you why, i don't think we will find anything new from the supplement on the fbi investigation to take jeff from yes, to know. i think the two senators want to make sure that the fbi did their homework, they checked the committee's work. but her work was good. i think that is what this is all about. we're not expanding

senator cory gardner is a member of the foreign relations committee.ming on and we're all watching this story. mike pompeo is letting us know the investigation is ongoing and we're waiting for facts here. you just heard the president in the new fbn interview saying how important our relationship is with saudi arabia in the fight against terror. what happens next? >> it is a very important relationship but i also think the president made it clear that if the king knew about it or crown prince knew about it that would be very detrimental to the relationship and how it could impact the relationship. it is important to the president to know whether they had knowledge of this. we've already triggered an investigation under the global magnitsky act. a torture standard we've put in place to look into the acts that would require a triggering of sanctions. this is an important relationship but we have to hold our allies and partners to standards that at least for now appear were not met. >> sandra: the president is urging patience in the matter saying i think w

senator cory gardner saying this. >> i think it's very concerning situation. that's why i joined so many of my colleagues -- >> should the president take a tougher line? >> we should trigger a tougher line. this is extremely concerning. that's why we can't operate on innuendo. we have to operate on facts. >> heather nauert saying we don't know the facts. let's not get ahead of ourselves. the relationship with the saudi government and our congress are certainly deteriorating. >> when the orb, president trump went with the leaders of the arab states? it's not looking so hot right now. this relationship that the administration has worked hard to use this to try to find some resolution of the israeli palestinian conflict and do something there, all of that is on the line here because of this human rights concern. >> and the impact and the force over iran. >> very much so. to rebalance the obama administration had tried to tilt the balance towards tehran and the shiia side in the world of islam and the trump administration tilting it back to riyadh. the senate, whe

speaking of robert mueller, getting a lot of attention out there on the campaign trail, senator cory gardner heading up the gop efforts to the senate says red state democrats are running ads about how closely they work with donald trump. it is difficult to talk about an investigation and they are e trying to be his best friend. >> after two years there is no evidence the democrats can point to. they have been huffing and puffing and blowing about this but i don't think director mueller will release anything, there's internal guidance about the proximity to the election, something director comey didn't abide by but i'm sure they will jump all over that but they are not going to really something, nor will the inspector general into the midterms. >> some folks say the president's team is talking of the mueller investigation warning people what he goes after the president were not it will be used for impeachment so people need to vote for republicans in the house. >> he is the only person politicizing the mueller investigation. shannon: are you saying that with a straight face? >> you just noted

senator cory gardner is heading up the g.o.p. efforts for the senate and says red state democrats are actually running ads about how closely they work with president trump. it is difficult to talk about an investigation of the same time. >> after nearly two years, there is no evidence. there is no evidence that the democrats can point to. they've been floating about this, i don't think dr. muller is going to release anything. if there is internal guidance within the justice department, something that by the way director, he didn't abide by. i'm sure he will jump all over that. they will not release something and nor will the inspector general until the midterms or after. >> shannon: some people say they're worried if he goes after the president or not and it will be used for impeachment. people need to be or to vote for republicans. >> as usual he is the only person politicizing it. >> shannon: are you saying that with a straight face? >> i am. >> for two years they've been doing that. are you kidding me? >> no i'm not. try indic

there was an anonymous letter l received by cory gardner, the senator from colorado, with no return addressno information, just the letter, accusing brett kavanaugh of assaulting somebody in a restaurant in 1998 in colorado. cory handed to the committee. someone on the democratic side leaked that letter, it got on the "nbc nightly news," the fourth allegation. do you think they would have done that -- >> sean: there's a fifth in rhode island. that was debunked also. >> do you think nbc would have gone that if it had been a democratic male nominee? >> sean: what if it was tom brokaw? >> their journalistic integrity has been destroyed over this. >> sean: regarding this case, it's a very tight margin in the senate. you've got jeff flake, who knows what you think is going to be due. and then who knows what lisa murkowski and susan collins. let me ask this. you fall one vote short -- >> number one, i don't think we will. i don't think we will find anything new from the supplemental fbi investigation to take jeff from yesterday all. i think senator lisa murkowski and senator collins want to make

cory gardner from california. he said i hope it is about pocketbook issues.e have high wages, low unemployment. let me read you some quotes from gardner. he said "if some tycoon on wall street had a bad day, they don't get a rat's ass." if jeff bezos loses money, they don't lose sleep. there's concern about the interest rates. i spoke with joe manchin from west virginia. he echos the president talking about the interest rates. i put the question to richard shelby, the republican senator from alabama. former chair of the banking committee. he said the fed is always going to be concerned about inflation. maybe they see something out there. as you say, neil, as we go to the mid-terms, a couple days ago we talked about brett kavanaugh. then the hurricane. now the market decline. it's october. there's a term in politics called october surprise. it's october and full of surprises, neil. >> neil: well-said, my friend. you thought you could ease up after kavanaugh. >> never does. >> neil: i hear you. chad, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> neil: dan henninger is

chris: and in a lot of states, i was just talking to the senator from colorado, cory gardner he says 70% of people will have voted before election day. so this is a moving process, and a lot of these people are voting right now. thank you both. >> thank you. chris: as protests continue at the supreme court and president trump prepares for his topeka rally, judge brett kavanugh becomes justice kavanugh tonight. shannon: we will get reaction from senator joni ernst, she was a yes vote. she's right after the break. stick around. ron! something's going on at schwab. oh really? thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. little things can be a big de

there was an anonymous letter received by cory gardner, the senator from colorado, with no return addresser, accusing brett kavanaugh of assaulting somebody in a restaurant in 1998. somebody on the democratic side leaked to that letter. it got on the nbc nightly news. the fourth allegation. do you think nbc would have done that if this is been a democratic male nominee? >> melissa: that's a publican center lindsey graham getting into the president's battle with the media. senator graham calling out nbc for its coverage of the confirmation of supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. after president trump went directly after reporters at its news conference yesterday, and the president carrying on the fight last night at a rally in tennessee. he doubled down on supporting his nominee. >> the fake news media. [boos] we've got to be very careful. we've got to be very careful. and, we had to fight to the democrats, but more difficult was fighting a very dishonest media. that was much more difficult. [boos] fighting the media is tougher than fighting the democrats! but they are equal partne

there was a fire drill that cory gardner from colorado was in play. that certainly is not the case.asserted he's been for kavanaugh since he was a couple weeks after he was nominated in july. we had the unexpected news with danes that chased the matrix a little bit. what would they have to do, what efforts would they take to get him here to vote. you never nail it down until it's done. it ain't over until it's over is a great baseball saying. >> neil: dangerous to be clear, they could always fly him back. is there a limit time-wise to how much they allow to keep a vote open? >> absolutely not. it's up to mitch mcconnell when they decide to vote, when he decides to close the vote, they close the vote. the record length was set on the stimulus package in the february package, 2009. sherrod brown left to go to cleveland. his mother passed away. they held the vote open for 5 hours and 15 minutes. brown's vote was essential. it was 60-38. he voted and they passed the stimulus bill. it's up to mitch mcconnell how long they keep that vote open. >> chad, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> neil:

i think cory gardner is right. steelworker is not concerned about it unless he is one of the 52% of americans who are invested in the market. many through the ira or 401(k). there's been so much good news about the stock market in the last year and a half that that might offset some of the bad news this week. >> shannon: want to talk about some of the key races we are watching. first i want to look at arizona. new video has surfaced of the democrat cannot therefore senate, congresswoman christensen amount. here's what she had to say about arizona a few years back. >> i want to talk to you about some of the things to stop your state from becoming arizona. cattle, copper, citrus, cotton, and climate. those are five things that our state makes money on. but i would add a sixth thing called crazy. >> shannon: she got quite a reaction from the audience. it seemed to be in the context of her saying there were all these crazy conservative and g.o.p. folks. those are the people that she are expecting to vote for her, or is

corey gar cory gardner has become a very vocal advocate of his state's rights in washington.nd there's actually a lot of bills that have bipartisan support in congress. >> there doesn't seem to be anything that's changing the tide against legalization at this point. i mean, do you get the sense that the question now is when, not if, marijuana becomes legal in the vast majority of states in this country? >> that's certainly what proponents say. they basically say this is inevitable at this point and it's just going state by state. they say this has been ruled out so quickly in so many states in a little bit of a haphazard way that they're starting to see a backlash to it. in some of the states that have legalized, local towns and municipalities a majority of them have voted against allowing pot shops to come into their communities. they think there's a growing backlash to this that they can use to stop it, and they were able to in vermont, which legalized use this year through the state legislature, they were able to stop it from being fully commercialized. you can share it bu

this ad targets colorado republican senator cory gardner. >> we haveve seen this before.e.enials from powowerful men. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> i u unequivocally denenied te allegation against me by dr. ford. .> america's watching and as we choose a lifetime seat on our highest court, integrity matters and we cannot have any doubt. senator garardner oppose the confirmation of judge kavanaugh. amy: similar aclu ads address senators deb fischer, joe mansion, and shelley moore senator lisaa murkowski and senator dan sullivan, urging them to vote "no" on kavanaugh. the last time the aclu publicly opposed a supreme court nominee was over a decade e ago in 2006, when george w. bush nominanated jujustice samuel alito. in 1987, the aclu opposed president ronald reagan's nomination of justice robert h. bork and in 1971, it opposed president richard nixon's nomination of justice william rehnquist. welcome a for more, we are joined by louise melling, deputy legal director at the aclu and director of its center for lib

short of that, perhaps cory gardner who serves on the foreign relations committee and has a broader geopoliticaliew of world relations. whomever it is, i hope they support the values of human rights and i hope they understand the importance of good relations with our partners throughout the world. >> as you know, nikki haley was able at times to walk a rather fine line. she sometimes contradicted the president, but managed to remain in his good graces. do you think that's a necessary quality for whoever he nominates? >> well, sure, but i think it is a difficult quality to achieve if you stop and look. there have been more high-ranking people depart and head for the exit signs in the trump administration in 20 short months than any presidency in modern history and perhaps throughout history. i'm not quite sure of that. they've left in droves, and it just goes to speak to how difficult it is, in fact, to serve this administration and to be able to have that balancing act of never offending him and of always being completely 100% unthinkingly, blindly loyal to him. >> we have a graphic. we will put

you can see it in cory gardner. >> he's one of them. >> this vote, if he votes yes, will be something he is remained of a lot during his 2020 re-election fight. he's somebody up in 2020. but he's not alone. a lot of the younger senators, senators -- the baby boomer republican senators, they're in one place, they're in one place with gust to, lindsey graham, orrin hatch, chuck grassley. the younger senators, sasse, rubio, gardner. they are uncomfortable. they are going to be yes votes, but this is not -- they wish they could not have to cast this vote. >> chuck, thank you very much. we'll listen to chuck schumer on the senate floor now speaking. >> will go down as one of the saddest most sorted chapters in the long history of the federal judiciary. the well was poisoned from the outset when president trump selected judge kavanaugh from a list of names pre-approved by hard-right special interest groups for whom the national interest is a trifling concern compared to repealing roe v. wade, cutting peoples healthcare, and achieving a partisan majority on the supreme court. the rot worsene

members of the republican conference that we're not even talking about, like, perhaps senator cory gardner of colorado. i don't want to suggest that he's in play, but you know, this is a tough vote for somebody in a swing state like that. >> let's talk about how the nomination can still be defeated. you've got heitkamp, who's had the guts to be a profile in courage. now you've got, it seems to me, with murkowski, if she moves against this nomination, will flake go with her? >> you know, i'm just not sure, chris. i don't know if you can -- i'm not sure if you can go that far. no one has been able to kind of get inside jeff flake's head, because, quite frankly, there was a time when he was a yes. he put out a statement saying, i'm going to back kavanaugh after hearing all of this, then he wavered and went into this fbi investigation. the person i spoke to most recently with the most position to know says, you know, nobody is inside his head, know one has any idea what he's going to do. >> well, one person could be in his head. >> he's clearly personally affected. >> that is mitch mcconnell w

i was proud to sponsor a hill and bill with cory gardner another to bring the blm here.aking on some members of my own party to do it. i'm running for governor because i believe in the future of this state. i have run schools. i have served on the state board of education. we have plan to end underinvestment in our schools and make sure every child has access to preschool and kindergarten. saving families money. i am running because coloradans are tired of getting ripped off on health care costs. whether it is prescription drugs or insurance. we have 100 day action plan to help save you money see you have -- so you have a little more money at the end of the month to enjoy in the month. i'm running for governor because i had a background in business. creating hundreds of jobs in the private sector and empowering other operative -- other entrepreneurs to succeed. i want colorado to be a statewide success story. no matter where you live in our great state. host: thank you, mr. polis. thank you to both of you canada spirit we have appreciated your remarks tonight. i think we

there was some speculation last night that senator cory gardner, republican of colorado was undecidedreporter of cnn tweets out responding to reports, cory gardner has been and still is supportive of kavanaugh. he had the opportunity to review the report and nothing in the report changed his mind and he remains supportive of judge kavanaugh's nomination. withm tweeted out chatted steve daines, who is very excited for his daughter's wedding. he will be here for cloture vote and then he will fly home. if he is needed for the confirmation vote currently scheduled for saturday, the vote could be held open for a very long time for the senator to make his way back to washington. chris murphy responded to judge kavanaugh's piece in the wall street journal sang it is too late for this, you told us there exists a vast for the majority led by senate democrats organizing fake charges against you. that is delusional. you threatened us that what goes around goes around -- around comes around. that is unacceptable. a democrat in new jersey, go ahead. caller: what you do is great, greta. good mornin

in fact senator cory gardner's wife was sent a text message, containing a video of someone being beheadedd matheson. it is getting so dangerous, did you ever think it could get to this point? >> this is a sad state, sad day for the country, we allowed anger and frustration of political parties, dehumanization that takes place on social media to really get to this point. we do have to recognize most of these members congress don't have security teams. only leadership does. to have these kind of threats, coming from people within the democratic party, the staffer from sheila jackson lee's office doxxing several senators during the hearing, giving out private, personal information that puts them at risk. this is very slippery slope, dangerous place for to us be in this country. charles: physical dangers, getting in people's faceses going to their homes, chasing them down, there is danger to democracy. a huge outcry echoing among progressives and democrats to get rid of the electoral college, ditch parts of the constitution. these people are really serious. talking about tyranny of the majori

can we do background check, secretary cory gardner's wife was sent attachment with gruesome beheading, this is going to stop. maria: the person was arrest who had put the information, the personal information of lindsey graham, mike lee and orrin hatch on the internet and he threatened them, if you tell anybody i did this i'm going to also release the information of your kids and social security numbers of your children, i mean, it's just beyond, he worked for sheila jackson and also barbara boxer, how does intern get that information? does somebody give it to you, does somebody tell you to do this? dagen: one word, prison, enjoy. maria: exactly, switch gears, secretary of state mike pompeo in beijing after wrapping up a trip in north korea, talks in china expect today focus on trade relations between the biggest economies, larry kudlow and darrell issa told me about talks with china. >> there's got to be a level playing field, there's got to be reciprocity, china is not playing by the rules and has not played by those rules for many years, prior u.s. presidents have given lip service

steve: cory gardner whose wife received those beheading text message videos he came out with a tweet after that regarding eric holder's comments and said that's not who we are. ainsley: that's not america. steve: lindsey graham heard that and said this about it. >> i would say if you think what happened to brett kavanaugh was civil, we have a definite different view of what civil means. civil means that you do not destroy a good man because you want power. you don't hide the evidence and ambush him. you don't turn to the avenattis of the world and allow accusations completely unfounded. you tell dr. ford hey, we would go to california. so, you know, michelle obama said when they go low, we go high. here is my view of the democratic party regarding kavanaugh. going low is a step up for you. you are in the gutter in terms of the democratic party's approach. brain brian so many of these democrats are trying to show that they are tougher than president trump because they are going to eventually running for president. i look for this t -- the temperature continue to rise especially when h

cory gardner joins us next to discuss that. >> president trump: flew down together. the press wants to know, what did you talk about? we had a very good talk, i will say. that became a very big story, actually. >> sandra: certainly did. president trump appearing to put the rumors to rest about any plans to fire the deputy attorney general but what about rod rosenstein's date with the house judiciary committee? former congressman jason chaffetz will be here on that coming up. >> when mr. rosenstein has to listen to congressional investigators and answer questions, those will be a little more pointed and a little bit more aggressive. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking ot

. >> colorado republican senator cory gardner somebody sent his wife a video of a bee heading. >> ife collateral damage, so be it. ed: i would argue that the democrats have a con sis tenths message as well. is that they are not really denouncing the violence. look, if you are in our way, have you got get out of the way, we saw this super charged when cory gardner's wife got that horrible message about a bee heading: on within sean hannity and basically calling the democrats out. >> they, on one hand want to deny what they have created. i think don't believe your lying eyes, right? we have seen what this is. we are past the days of the 70's and 80's where we are relying on one network to tell us what's happening. we have other options. we have fox news. we have the internet. we have our own neighborhoods. we can see that this is a mob. that word is chosen for a reason. it's not a talking points. it's a fact. and this is now what is separating the dynamic here. on one hand they wants to deny it on the other hand, they wants to excuse it and normalize it. pete: this whole idea of collat

i think it will make many other senators who are here, jerry moran and cory gardner, we worked in a bipartisan way to keep this going. we intended to go well behind -- well beyond 2019. i will reiterate the need for amtrak to work with the communities impacted to create a real plan for the future of the southwest chief. amtrak leadership has repeatedly emphasized the need for a significant amount of capital investment for this route. so it would be particularly shortsighted to walk away from the $16 million tiger grant recently awarded to rehabilitate tracks in southeast colorado. in light of your stated commitment to continue rail service between dodge city and albuquerque, does amtrak plan on releasing the $3 million match in order for that $16 million tiger grant intended to make the route saver could be released and if so, when? >> at this point, we are committed to continue to work with the stakeholders and to try to find a successful resolution. >> that means you will release the $3 million match? >> amtrak will release that. we'll continue to have a discussion at this point and try to u

you have people like cory gardner whose wife has been on the end of beheading fields and attempted assassinationorried that someone will be assassinated. instead of taking these threats seriously, with the republican senators having to have polices courts because they've received death threats from people that don't like them and oh pos kavanaugh. instead of taking that seriously the media tried to downplay it and people like eric holder stoke the fires. npr ran a story saying republican seize on angry mob mantra. there is legitimate concerns from people like steve scalise. they should be taken seriously and people like eric holder know better. >> when someone says when they go low, we go high. no, no. when they go low, we kick 'em. >> sandra: michelle obama -- that didn't sit well with her. she responded to this on nbc. watch. >> fear is not a proper motivator. hope wins out. if you think how you want your kids to be raised, how you want them to think about life and their opportunities, which motto do you want them to live by? >> sandra: shelby. >> i appreciated those comments. she is speaking