nancy: hi, marcus. how are ya? lemonis: how are you? nancy: nancy pappas.: nice to meet you. nancy: nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge. nice to meet you. lemonis: how are you? tom: good. lemonis: this is the headquarters for worldwide trailer? nancy: yep. tom: this is the headquarters. lemonis: how much revenue will your company do? tom: we did $4 million last year. lemonis: and so how much of that actually fell to the bottom line? how much did you make? tom: maybe $400,000. amber: you have a lot more hair here. lemonis: no, i don't. not there i don't. no. amber: you do. lemonis: i don't. look at how much forehead -- amber: it's -- on the sides, it's -- lemonis: that's 'cause i wasn't trimming it tighter. tom: we've built mortuary trailers, casket trailers. we're pretty good at what we do, marcus. we've been doing it for a long time. lemonis: who's that? tom: that's kita. nancy: that's kita. tom: that's the shop dog. nancy: yeah. lemonis: whose dog is that? nancy: mine. tom: it's my dog. nancy: no, no. that's my dog. lemonis: your dog, his do

and so, it ain't nancy's cash. i want everybody to have the same respect for the cash. that's the issue that i have, and so that's why i'm as intense as i am. not because i want to chop you down, because i don't want to make the same mistakes. >> well, i'm on board. there's no question about that. >> and so, i have some place i want to take you, okay? >> oh, i'm excited. >> go ahead and take this bend. i'm surprised by how much development's goin' on around here. >> waycross is--in the last five years, has been blowing up. >> has it? >> it's growin'--oh, yeah. and this is just an old georgia town. >> i'm taking nancy to a house in waycross in a neighborhood that i think she'll like. i want her to understand how important it is to her business that she live here. does your house in tampa look like this? >> no, i have a beach house. um, i have a nice house. >> is it this nice? >> no, not at all. >> nancy. >> mm-hmm. >> you want to know why i brought you here? >> 'cause i'ma be able to buy this house in about five yea

nancy pelosi and her clones running for congress, mikey we say-- nancy pelosi and her clones runningor congress are going hard left. they want to get rid of controlling our border. they want to have socialized medicine and take over and undercut medicare. they want us to move so far left we wouldn't recognize themselves. they don't call them progressi progression, they call themselves democratic socialists. and we need to have a record that needs to be advanced. in just the last less than two years, we have taken a military that was being hollowed out, a va that was a disgray, that was sweeping this -- all of these things under the rugs, and we've turned it around. our military now is back on track and being rebuilt. our va is being overhauled. and i was there with our soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines [cheers and applause] we were there to thank them for keeping us safe and they were saying, thank president trump and this congress for making us whole again. [applaus [applause] >> they just said it. having this kind of economic growth, that doesn't happen by accident. having this

nancy pelosi and her cronies running for congress -- no see pelosi and nancy pelosi and her clothes areoing hard. ofy want to get rid controlling or border, they want to have socialized medicine take over and bankrupt medicare. they want to undo all the tax cuts and raise our taxes. they want to move us so far left, that we would not even recognize ourselves. they don't even calls themselves progressives anymore, they call themselves in aquatic socialists. it is the craziest think you have ever seen. bash nickel themselves democratic socialists. [booing] last two: in the years, we have taken a military that was getting hollowed out, the veterans administration that sleepinggrace that was all these things under the rocks, and we have turned it around. our military now is back on track and being rebuilt. our v.a. is being held to account. i was in afghanistan last week with our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines. [applause] were there to thank them for keeping us safe, and they were saying, thanks president trump and this congress from making us whole again. having this kind of economic g

nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi.osi, pelosi, if you vote for abigail spamburger, the result will be nancy pelosi, liberal policies across the board on every single issue. >> effective strategy for republicans? >> well, the republicans have spent many years demonizing nancy pelosi for exactly that purpose. she is a weaponized name in a district like the one that david pratt is trying to survive in. don't vote for my more moderate opponent because she's really a stand-in for this liberal san francisco, you know, person you've been hearing so much about. >> she raised $34 million last quarter for all of 2018, more than $121 million. >> i think the republican's risk is the republicans like to have a foil, everyone likes to have a foil. part of the problem is their voil is always women. it's hillary clinton, nancy pelo pelosi, die an feinstein. it might be good as you're trying to attract suburban female voters to not always have that foil be a woman. >> i want to thank steve kornac kornacki, we will be right back. kornac

but that's what nancy pelosi and the democrats want to do. they want to go in a different direction. and guess what, nancy pelosi is hand-picked candidate for one for congress and 11th district this year. you might've heard of her. seen a a couple ads on tv, nany pelosi is hand-picked candidate is here to turn the clock back on all the successes we've had. she said she thinks that the pelosi has been the most effective speaker we've seen in decades. are you kidding me? she applauds the legislation nancy pelosi was able to pass. are you kidding me? higher taxes, sanctuary cities, blowing up medicare with the socialized medicare scheme. are you kidding me? that's not the direction this district is going. you want to go back to the day of higher taxes? d1 sanctuary cities? do you want socialized medicine? hack no. now, if nancy pelosi were not bad enough we had on stage at the debate last week think she will vote for bob menendez. bob menendez, are you kidding me? bob menendez? it's very, it's very simple, folks. it's very simple. you cannot be

nancy pelosi under clones running for congress are going hard left. they want to get rid of just controlling our border, they want to have socialized medicine and take over and bankrupted medicare. and want to undo all the tax cuts and raise lower taxes. they want to move us so far that we wouldn't even recognize ourselves, they don't even call them progresses anymore, they: democratic socialists. it's the craziest thing you've ever seen. now, we have a great record that needs to beadvanced . in just the last, less than two years, we have taken a military that was being hollowed out, a va that was a disgrace , that was sweeping all these things under the rug and we turn it around. our military now is back on track and being rebuilt . rva is being overhauled. i was in afghanistan last week with our sailors, airmen, ourmarines . we were there to thank them for keeping us safe and they were saying thank president trump in this congress for making us whole again. >> a just senate. having this kind of economic health doesn't happen by accident. despite eco

. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. >> pelosi. >> if you vote for abigail spanberger, the result will be nancy pelosi liberal policies across the board on every single issue. >> must be easier to pronounce. brat is not alone amongst republicans in using pelosi's name to rile up voters. according to politico, close to 100 republican-funded tv spots casting hillary clinton, house minority leader nancy pelosi as both villains have aired 34,000 times. ginger gibson, political correspondent for reuters. jamal simmons, host of hill tv democratic strategist. this is an old thing. they did it in the '2040s. >> it's centered around hold up a woman, accuse her of having scary. they thought it's worked the last few times. they're not talking about chuck schumer or some other man. >> why a woman. >> because they think that playbook works. they think that worked for hillary clinton. the biggest criticism of nancy pelosi is she's better at her job than anyone has been for decades. the best whip of votes since lbj. >

i haven't taken a dime from nancy pelosi. we need new people up there and i look forward to working with should i have the honor of serving pareve veteran running all across this country. there's people all across the country who didn't plan to do this but felt convicted and i plan to form a caucus city can work together and get things moving again for people. >> i would like to respond to that because i hear often times you talk about the importance of bipartisanship, and i agree with that. i've spent my life working with people from all walks of life and different perspectives bringing them together to work towards a goal that is bigger than themselves that there is a certain naÏvetÉ if you will too think that you would go to washington as a democrat and not support nancy pelosi who frankly is spending 352 run negative ads against me. i think that i heard i was the third ranked in the country in the negativandthe negative ads y pelosi has packed. there is a reason for that. because he is elected he would present a movie tha

millions of dollars arecoming into nancy pelosi and every leftist group . please go research those groups, they are trying to buy this election. they have found their candidate to put in place the failed agenda of nancy pelosi. the contrast couldnot be clearer. iran on the principle that made this country great. i've produced results and god bless you andgod bless the united states of america and thank you for having this debate tonight, thank you very much . >> abigail, you have three minutes . >> thank you, to go back to the environmental issue, earth world countries around the world have clean air and water because the government puts regulations in place to protect them and i know my opponent has previously told foreign-policy mindnumbing but i would remind him that when we pull ourselves out of the paris he accord, we did so to the detriment of our own country. we did so to the detriment of our relationship with countries across the world. to say the left doesn't understand growth is ridiculous because when we invite invest in environmental policy we s

i have not taken a dime from nancy pelosi. i will not support nancy pelosi. that is nothing personal. we need new blood. when i look to our the post-9/11 veterans who are running all across the country. me,e are people who, like feel very conflicted about the direction this country is heading. i plan on forming a caucus of post-9/11 republican and democrat veterans to get things moving again. rep. harris: i would like to respond to that, because we oftentimes hear mr. mccready talk about bipartisanship. i agree with that. i have spent my life working with people from all walks of life, all different perspectives bringing them together to work toward a goal bigger than themselves. but i think there is a certain naivete if you will to think if you go to washington as a democrat and not support nancy pelosi who is spending that $350,000 that you are referencing to run negative ads against me, i think i heard i was the third ranked in the country in the amount of negative ads that nancy pelosi's pac has spent. there is a reason for that. mr. mccready represents a

. >> harris: how do you feel about nancy pelosi? if she takes over as house speaker again, that is not change. >> to finish on the question about the amendment of the constitution, i taught constitutional law at a law school, you don't have to be a constitutional scholar, you just have to be able to read. it requires an amendment, not an executive order. >> harris: . >> harris: two things, and i do want to get the nancy pelosi answer from you quickly. i saw you move around, you are adept at that. president trump gets us talking about these issues. >> he gets you talking about them. what you are talking about is this crazy idea from the president that has no basis in law, which he knows he can't do a week before the election. >> harris: you know we have immigration policy issues we had to get to. nancy pelosi, you saw tim ryan run for her position. is that the person you want as the speaker if you should retake the house? >> i support nancy pelosi if we retake the house, democrats will caucus and make that decision. my expectation is

josephine had never seen nancy's favorite show, "jersey boys." so, when the national touring company came to san jose and nancy lamented not being able to see it one more time, she urged josephine to go, which she did, but with a plan. after the show, josephine stalked the stage door. and when the actor who played the lead, miguel jarquin-moreland, walked out, she pounced. josephine: i'm a music therapist, i work in hospice, and i'm only seeing this show because my patient who loves it ld mto go see it and s and you know, i'm just wondering if we could do something for her. miguel jarquin-moreland: my instinct was yes. announcer: we skyped with miguel from the "jersey boys" show on broadway. miguel: so, i went immediately. josephine: and i just met him last night. announcer: the very next day, in fact, miguel went to vista manor, surprised nancy. nancy: yay! ♪ announcer: and performed for an audience of just one. it just goes to show that even toward the end, life can still surprise. josephine: my eyes adore you. announcer: and thanks to the kind

i am not nancy pelosi. and i am not president barack obama. i am a woman who grew up in hen reicho county, who grew up in this community, who was taught service, hard work, and a commitment to the belief that the american people can be anything and we will lead the way in this world. and that's who i am. i returned home four years ago because i wanted to get my kids closer to my parents, closer to my in-laws, closer to my family. and i am committed to this community. i am committed to making it stronger and i am committed to policies that make sense and are fiscally responsible, because to me it is absolutely hypocritical that we would have someone stand on stage, talk about fiscal responsibility, after adding $1.9 trillion to the deficit, after voting against hurricane relief, after voting against the omnibus bill, after voting against budget after budget because he didn't want to add to the deficit. however, when it came time to give $42 billion in tax breaks to pharmaceutical companies, there he was. i want to serve this community. it's the

that is a nancy pelosi and obama want. obama said just wait until he do all of our full green energy, energy rates will sky rocket. if energy rates skyrocket, you pay hundreds of dollars for more energy costs. productd put into the we put in this country. they do not understand business and growth. that's all so good to be cleaned economy and the clean environment in the end. that is against the clean air and the clean water. that is like a few social justice and more democracy. there's is a correlation between gdp growth in all of what we want. that is what i'm not hearing from the other side. had he pay for everything? the others have in these answers tonight. >> we are approaching the end of our times evening. i want to make sure that we get all clothing -- closing statements in. judging from the coin toss we will be speaking last. we want to make sure we get both candidates. if you would, your closing statement. >> i would conclude with what i was is talking about. see a contract between two waves of governing here ton

not nancy >> thank you. i would remind the audience we would save applause and anything cheering or jeering towards the end. you have chosen to use an additional rebuttal of one minute and you have that time. rep. brat: my opponent is wrong on the facts when it comes to preexisting conditions. not only is it in the bill. my opponent says it will jack health care.of will it jack up the price 150% like obamacare did? no, it will not. so this is a matter of apples and oranges. she is in favor of government-run health care and to be absolutely clear on the record she is in principal for a total government takeover, medicare for all ending medicare as you know it and threatening medicare. those are her comments on the record in quotes. now that the richmond times dispatch printed the article about $32 trillion for that program and doubling your individual tax rates for everyone in this room and doubling the corporate rate she switches back to obamacare. d so it depends who she is talking to but make no mistake a

i have not taken the time from nancy pelosi. i will not support nancy pelosi.at is nothing personal. we need some new blood. i have the honor of serving post-9/11 veterans, there are people across this country who like me didn't plan to do this but feel very convicted at the direction our country is headed and i plan to form a caucus with those post 9/11 veterans, republicans and democrats to work together and get things moving again. harris: we talk about the importance of bipartisanship and i agree with that. i spent my life working with people from all walks of life, different perspectives, bringing them together to work toward a goal that is bigger than themselves but i think there is a certain naÏvetÉ to think you will go to washington as a democrat and not support nancy pelosi who frankly is spending that 3 $50,000 you are referencing to run negative ads against me. i heard that i was the -- ranked third in the country and the amount of negative ads nancy pelosi's pack has spent. there's a reason for that, because if at the 15 is elected he represents a n

hillary clinton and nancy pelosi. >> if elaine is elected, nancy pelosi could be speaker. >> when hillaryesident, hollywood funded her campaign. >> a complete government takeover of health care. >> what do you get when you put hillary clinton and jennifer gran holme together? haily stevens. >> antonio delgado, straight out of pelosi's liberal central casting. >> according to "politico," over the last 30 day, about 100 ads featuring pelosi or clinton have run more than 34,000 times. republicans say they run those ads because they're proven to work. meanwhile, democrats are flooding the air waves with ads on health care, like this one, from the democratic campaign arm against dino rossi in washington state. an issue on which polls show they have an edge over republicans, especially when it comes to protecting pre-existing conditions. on the whole, the ad wars representative of the greater messaging fight we are seeing down the homestretch, democrats want the conversation to be about health care, or congressional oversight, while republicans want to focus on what they're calling the democrat

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nancy pelosi's dream, we cannot afford her in washington. congressional leadership is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> one company refused to pay workers for the overtime they are and, cheating employees out of hundreds of thousands. he walked away with $100 billion payout and started a business to hide fda safety violations leaving consumers unaware of potentially dangerous food or medication so he could make a profit. we just can't trust roger to look out for us, dc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> break that down for us. >> the first ad, very cookie-cutter tying her to nancy pelosi, that is the message you are heading across the country regardless whether these candidates that they would support nancy pelosi if she were to run for speaker or not. they are saying they would vote nancy pelosi and sanctuary cities is a message you are hearing particularly in large white districts like iowa's first district. >> as far as bitter types of commercials is this the most you have seen or other races? >> that

leland tells us how big a factor democrats house speaker nancy pelosi is as a campaign tool. >> rosenoted with nancy pelosi 90% of the time. >> reporter: this republican ad on the air in nevada mirrors the national trend of house minority leader nancy pelosi as republicans favorite foil in the country's most competitive senate races, despite her not serving in or running for the senate. >> nancy pelosi voting to give amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. >> reporter: from joe man imagine's race to claire mccaskill's race in missouri. >> nancy pelosi supporting a national energy tax. >> reporter: the ads are paid for by senate energy funds cofounded by bush era political guru and fox news contributor karl rove. >> a huge reaction to her. she has higher profile than chuck schumer. she is seen as more active into the center of things than joe biden. >> reporter: a fox news poll shows 29% of registered voters have a favorable opinion of nancy pelosi, a fact exploited by donald trump at his rally for republican senate candidates. despite this a republican reaction to nancy pelosi imag

i've known nancy pelosi all my life. here's the truth of this, if you like the fact that health care protects pre-existing illnesses, that's nancy pelosi. if you really believe in the protection of civil liberties, that's nancy pelosi. if you like the fact that women are getting appointed to high office in america, that's nancy pelosi. you can't separate the work from the woman. i don't know how they've demonized her, but the nancy pelosi i know has done nothing but give her entire life to social justice, helping equality for women, and working people, period. i don't understand it. >> you know, whenever you're on this show, you talk about how you know donald trump, you know nancy pelosi -- >> i've been around for a while. zpli >> i would say you're a name dropper, but you're actually just an experienced person who knows everybody. do you know mike bloomberg? >> i do. i like mike. >> democrats, obviously, are on the hunt for who is the right person to go up against donald trump. here was his comments on the bloomberg 202

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i won't follow nancy pelosi or anybody with classic tactics. i will stand up for the principles i believe in the constitution and i will continue to do that. >> host: you have been around the political scene but this is your first move into politics. why do you want to be a part of this quick. >> i get asked about that people tell me the system is corrupt both parties are broken i will not vote as a national security person with republicans and democrats that scares me people are falling out of the democratic system we need a new generation that thinks differently and remembers that they are public servants that people have forgotten that their job is to make the lives of their constituents better and the only way is to see a new generation on both sides of the aisle. it is worth fighting for. we are in a service family. my husband 30 years in the army and is what we believe in. >> host: often that is the referendum on the white house as a midterm election. so to discuss that presidency a lot of democrats have been asking for with years even wi

he said nancy pelosi recruited me to run for this race. mike bishop recruited me to run for the race the minute he voted to completely obliterate protections for people with pre-existing conditions. that is personal to me. my mother had a pre-existing condition and couldn't afford healthcare for years, and it was his personal acts in that, watching him on the white house that recruited me into the race. >> you set up the next portion for him to respond to pretty well. this is an ad i know you're seeing a lot that has been running in heavy rotation. we will get mike bishop's response to a portion, not the fourth 60 seconds, but a portion of the ad. >> when i saw congressman bishop smiling after voting against pre-existing conditions, something inside me broke. i'm running for congress and approved this message because hat is dereliction of duty and a fireable offense. >> republicans all over the country are having to defend their vote on health care. what is your thought on that claim in the ad? >> my wife has a pre-existing condition. she

will stand with nancy pelosi. at the end of the day, this is what this race is about. do you want someone who will stand with president trump and continue to deliver results for montana? or, do you want someone to join the resistance and stand with nancy pelosi? the second amendment issue is an important one for montana because it is part of our way of life. i will stand on the second amendment. i am proud of the a rating and the endorsement i have from the nra. i will protect your gun rights. host: final word, miss williams? ms. williams: this attempt to be partisan, is what is so wrong with congress. the hyper partisanship that we are seeing in congress that the congressman is trying to align me with. let me tell you folks at home, we are all talking to the folks at tom, i think. is an independent thinker and independent voter. in the montana legislature, i pass legislation that required insurers to cover routine cares .or our cancer patients that is saving lives. i passed legislation that created over 200 new m

they are out of the picture, nancy pelosi is what's left. a distant third but some places it may make a difference but, you know, if you're going to ask me for better or worse is this election more likely to be about donald trump or nancy pelosi, it's a lot more likely to be about donald trump than nancy pelosi but in some districts it works but for republicans, i think they've got two different messagesbl for two different groups of people. for the hard-core trump base, tea party, conservative white evangelical christians, the message would be if democrats take over they want to impeach, remove president from office and it's -- that's the central message. for the republicans that aren't that crazy about president trump, overall they like generally speaking what is going on, they may not like behavior on everything, butne the messagg is do you like where the economy is, do you like 4.2% gdp growth, you like unemployment at 3.7, best since 1969, do you like looser regulations, if democrats take over, they're going to reverse all of that and s

jared golden votes in line with nancy pelosi.he must have looked at his voting record and said this is exactly the sort of person we want down in washington. he votes against our second amendment rights, he has a d rating with the nra, an f rating with the gun owners of maine. he wants a 100% government tickover of -- takeover of health care. very risky, very radical. it'll end private insurance you have with your employer, it'll end medicare as we know it. then he loves the fact that you can use -- he voted, rather, to use -- >> thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] very extreme. and for that, we will pivot to katie from wagm. we have a question from one of our viewers, this is cindy can conland -- cindy conland from -- she seems very nice. [laughter] the cost of tuition keeps rising for college students. they have such high debt. and, tiffany vaughn, you'll have the first crack at this one. >> i probably have the most student loan of anybody up here. [laughter] i, three degrees wasn't enough, so i doubled down and got

chuck and nancy call me.hat follows a declaration by the president that this will be the election of the caravan. he's closely monitoring the group of thousands of central american migrants trying to make their way to the border. because the president insists there are hardened criminals, he's calling on the mexican president before they get to the border to ask for asylum. and senator dean heller, the republican who leads by 11-- 1.7% over jacky rosen. and it's one of those that they could flip a seat. and they have barack obama on monday to rally with rosen. and the republican base is in more rural areas like here in elko, about a six-hour drive from las vegas and we understand that when senator heller gets here it's going to be on air force one with the president. kristin: peter doocy is going to be on the campaign trail between now and election day. thanks, peter. leland: he's got a busy few weeks coming up. up ahead, andy biggs, the congressman from arizona who spoke at the president's rally yesterday wi

about the party of nancy nancy, chuck schumer, michael avenatti.n, offer of the book, why we fight, dr. sebastian quarter. author of the book spygate, dan bongino. dr. gorka, we will begin with you. may be, in ways, regardless of the outcome of the vote, maybe we will now -- maybe the american people, i think these polls show tonight, there is one party that doesn't believe in our constitution. a basic, fundamental, you know, generational principles that have served us well. they will throw all of that to the wind, guilt by accusation. mom rule seems to rule the day. >> sean, as the child of parents who suffered as children and as adults under fascism and then communism, i am deadly serious when i say it is people like the people you just showed being interviewed that make dictatorships possible. those people are idiologues. they don't care about the truth. interesting that three people used the same talking point. it is a job interview, therefore there is nope resumption of innocence. presumption of innocence is not just in a court of law. it is t

anyway, i had already shown nancy reagan to dessert which she says, roland, no. nancy reagan, i studied her very early on, she's an interesting care she was going to give you the zinger her head pooped to the right, and she did that to the reporters on television. when a reporter would ask a question, and i would see nancy going all man you don't know what's coming. [ laughter ] >> i am having a chill in my spine for you man, i feel for you, man, and sure enough, nancy, boom she was great and i left her to death. you know, i say, that i became the pastry chef that i am because of nancy reagan and i mean it. every time. i mean it. because, she was sold on what she wanted and that was it. you better make your research. so then that time it was sunday at noon and the dinner is going to be tuesday night. she already rejected two desserts, too many things going on in my head at the same time -- she's having lunch at the solarium at the top at the white house, beautiful room in a very long table there and the president was eating at one end and nancy reagan at the othe

nancy pelosi sni >> i don't know who else is running.ee who else is running for speaker of the house before making a decision. >> you said you don't support nancy pelosi. who would you support? >> whoever can earn my vote just like i'm trying to earn -- >> do you have any thoughts who that might be? >> legality me gt me get electe umenyiora have the first exclusive on that question. >> thank you very much for joining us. we do appreciate it. and we do want to note that we did reach out to the republicans in these races. the democrats are challenging and to other republicans as well to join us here today. but unfortunately none of them could be here. >>> ahead, the gop fights to close the enthusiasm gap. more mtp daily live from the campus of ucla right after this break. [ cheers and applause ] i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep

i don't support nancy pelosi. i put out a commercial saying i don't support nancy pelosi. he says i support abolishingice which as i mentioned, he was called a flat outlier by the star-ledger . he said i want to cut social security, i've never once said i want to scott social security and medicaid. what we need to focus on our real issues and assemblyman webber is not concerned about the issues of the district. >> we may get to that. ms. sherrill, your bio says during your military service you worked on russia policies and relations between the us and russia. do you agree with president from that good relations with russia are preferable to treating it like an enemy? >> i think good relations with russia are preferable but now we don't have a good relationship with russia. they tried to hack into the heart of our democracy in our election system. they are trying to take advantage of us. they are not promoting our agenda in syria certainly and they've not been a good partner in any sense of the word why we are now treating our enemies better than our traditional allies is b

i loved to work for her, because she knew what she wanted, that's nancy reagan. trust me you better do what she asked you to do and do it the right way. and that's nothing wrong there. again, i love to work for people like this. i would rather do that than people, oh, i don't know, i'm not too sure, we don't want that, i don't want that and i remember very quickly, and then i'll take the question, okay? the last one, with mrs. reagan, we are some day noon at the white house, we're going to have on tuesday the queen of the netherlands, and you know the netherlands is known for its tulip, the beautiful tulip over there. anyway, i had already shown nancy reagan two desserts which she said, roland, no. you know, nancy reagan, i studied her very early on. she's an interesting character. when she was going to give you the zinger, her head also booped to the right. and she even did that to the reporter on television. when the reporter would ask a question and i would see nancy going, oh, i said, man, you don't know what's coming. i am having a chill in my spine for you,

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nancy, thanks. the information from this five- day f.b.i. investigation was added to kavanaugh's previous six background checks. jeff pegues has more tonight on what's in the report now and what is not. >> reporter: senators received the 46-page report today after it w e an intth morning. with kavanaugh's friend, mark judge, who, according to dr. blasey ford, was a key witness. >> during this assault, mark came over and jumped on the bed twice while brett was on top of me. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is said to have interviewed judge for three hours. they also spoke with chris garrett, whose nickname was squi, and other students: leland keyser, patrick smyth, and tim guadette. f.b.i. agents also interviewed deborah ramirez, who alleges kavanaugh exposed himself at yale university in the 1980s. nine people were interviewed in total by the f.b.i. three others have not been identified. >> i've never sexually assaulted anyone. >> reporter: however, critics charge that the bureau did not conduct a thorough investigation. notably absent from the witne

nancy pelosi values in the united states congress. >> san francisco liberal is something i'm very, very proud of. ( applause ) i don't-- i don't-- i don't mind them criticizing me. but i do mind them criticizing my city, the city of st. francis. you're a person of faith. the city of st. francis. the song of st. francis is the anthem of our city. make me an instrument of thy peace, where there's harkness light. hatred love, despair, hope. that's the san francisco value. ( applause ). >> stephen: do you think the people paint a caricature of you, the caricature of you and of the city? >> no, i think they demonize us. they try to demonize us. i guess you could call that a caricature. but there's a big difference between the president and me-- he has very thin skin, and i have very thick skin. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: okay, well, good. have you seen-- have you you seen the show we produce "cartoon president" on showtime. have you seen? >> i have. >> stephen: there's a special coming up in this sunday night. it's the election s

nancy pelosi doesn't even say that and free tuition isn't free.that's something that you hear from the minority leaders and in contrast, the most senior active-duty and retired veteran leadership and resolve and i'm proud of what we've done with having the best economy. gdp growth ten times when i first came in. the only freshman selected with that this got to do that twice we made a huge difference to the national security and i've been at the forefront and i look forward to doing that more. but we had outstanding issues. immigration, healthcare, getting people back to work on government programs. folks want a pragmatic conservative and i've been endorsed by all in the district republican and democrat, ten different union and the omaha world herald the most important endorsement issue is you, the voter. for those in nebraska as well as the house races in iowa. they will make a choice for governor of nebraska has a position to make for the senator and 19 contested races for the nebraska legislature that is in addition to the host of other state, c

. >> up next, nancy pelosi says something really crazy.se] after walking six miles at an amusement park, bill's back needed a vacation from his vacation. so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better. actually, it's bulkier. always discreet quickly turns liquid to gel, for drier protection that's a lot less bulky. always discreet. mike and jen doyle? yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. >> she had the gall to blast the wall. nancy pelosi is making it clear she will giv

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>> probably not. >> no. >> i don't support nancy pelosi. >> i would not support nancy pelosi as our nextmercial saying i don't support nancy pelosi. >> we got a little bonus on ata warren. a little technical mary, this is creating an interesting dynamic. democrats will say these are people not willing to declare her support. if democrats take control, it's not certain she will be speaker. >> it all comes down to what margin. how many members are members who ran saying they wouldn't support nancy pelosi? we're seeing her lay groundwork. she said do whatever you have to do to win. i don't care if you say you won't support me. everything changes if they take back the majority. >> you're so right about that. remember, if you like your health care, you can thank nancy pelosi. people remember that. she's an effective leader on the democratic side. >> don't discount nancy pelosi. >> health care, that's the most effective issue for democrats in this campaign. >> remarkable too. who landed us with soaring health care prices? the democrats. >> well the republicans are increasing the prices now. >>

>> nancy pelosi talks big smack because her party hates her.he only keep her as a friend because she can fund raise. she's like the girl who is a senior with a car so people hang out with her. like you can't stand her but if you can bring your mix tapes and she can hook you up with beer i like nancy. she can relax to. she's in her late hundreds. i don't believe she means any of it. i've seen younger faces on money. it is hard for me to watch because i don't want to hate on her. but we are ready have offense, how did the fence get there? we had to agree at some point it's worth having a border. she said it's a manhood issue, it is. he's the only one with a manhood to make this promise of follow-through. forty years of politicians have said that's fix immigration. >> tyrus? >> i wonder what would happen if i was on the five and i said the wall is a woman thing. like a giant pad. well, damn, i just did it. was cool for her though, manhood but we can't make womanhood jokes, #not me. where the protests for her? shouldn't she resign. where they talk