here is darrell issa's fellow california republican ed royce.targeted him with balloon-filled please retire parties, not very subtly suggesting he should, too, retire. ed royce, too, is retiring. we saw this over and over again over the course of the last year. republican members of congress being relentlessly pushed and pressured, not by national movements that were getting featured on television all the time and that were on the cover of magazines, but being pressured by their own constituents who quietly organized to put pressure where they most could as individuals. republican members of congress being pressured by their own constituents to defy trump, to explain themselves, if they weren't, and to leave office if they couldn't. 40 house republicans have opted not to run for re-election this year. and that has created a giant set of what had been republican-held seats that are now open seats, which makes them obviously much riper for a democratic flip, because there is no incumbent there holding onto the seat with all of the power of incumbe

but republican congressman darrell issa is next. what should we be worried about if the democrats take the house. find out in a moment. judge jeanine: what will change in washington if the house flips. i spoke about that with congressman darrell issa. you are retiring at the ends of this year. you held that seat in the 49th district in california since 2003. and the two people vying to get that seat are democrat mike leaven and republican diane harky. what i found so interesting in this, among those who already voted in that district. this guy levin seems to be up 80% among those who believe that healthcare is the most of significant issue in the race. my question to you is, did i miss something on healthcare? why are we all after sudden talking about healthcare? it's the democrats biggest talking point. we got rid of the individual mandate. what happened? >> it's interesting that we have driven down the cost of healthcare under obamacare the last couple years by getting rid of some unnecessary regulations, yet the voters are in som

california, republican representative darrell issa is retiring. candidates vying for his seat levin andat mike republican diane harkey. they are debate is next. watch election results tuesday on c-span. announcer: she chairs the state board of equalization. he is an attorney for environmental compliance. ♪ now, they square off for the race for california's 49th district in congress, decision 2018 harkey versus levin. , moderator: good evening. thank you for joining us for si special. i'm lauren phinney. for the first time since 2001, the 49th congressional district will have a new representative. for the past 18 years darrell , issa has represented the district. in january he announced he would not seek reelection. last month, president trump to be director of the national trade agency. the 49th district covers coastal areas of san diego county , including encinitas, carlsbad, vista, camp pendleton, and it also covers a small portion of southern orange county, including san clemente. that brings us to the candidates who want to be the next represe

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let's welcome in congo's men darrell issa.tranger to investigations, did a few of his own and his time in congress. congressman, thanks for joining us. i'm struck by the fact that the attorney general of the united states left his job this week and we are also numbed by everything happening in the administration, it kind of past at the end of the midterms, still trying to process it. are you confident donald trump will pick a good replacement for jeff sessions, whether matt whitaker or somebody else, how do you see whitaker handling the mueller investigation? >> i think whitaker is clearly a caretaker, i saw him at the supreme court delivering the documents for the investiture of kavanaugh. i noted the chief justice recognized his legitimacy as the acting attorney general. but the president will have to pick somebody who has the organizational skills to run the department of justice. candidly, was endowed with jeff sessions. he was an incredibly high integrity man, but he was not running the organization. it is important that

they are seeking the seat currently held by republican darrell issa, who is retiring. this race is leaning democratic. it's about 30 minutes. >> she chairs the state board of equalization. he is an attorney for environmental compliance. the they square off for race for california's 49th district in congress, decision levin.arkey versus good evening. for the first time since 2001 the 49th congressional district will have a new representative. theell issa has represented district. in january he announced he would not seek reelection. last month, president trump nominated i said to be director trade agency.l the 49th district covers coastal areas of san diego county including camp pendleton, and it also covers a small portion of southern orange county, including san clemente. us to the candidates who want to be the next representative for the 49th congressional district. both candidates are here tonight. welcome to you both. to my right is democrat mike levin, and environmental activist who served on the board of sustainable energy, cofounder in orange county. he was the

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darrell issa has represented the district. district. in january he announced he would not seek reelection. last month, president trump nominated i said to be director trade agency.l the 49th district covers coastal areas of san diego county including camp pendleton, and it also covers a small portion of southern orange county, including san clemente. us to the candidates who want to be the next representative for the 49th congressional district. both candidates are here tonight. welcome to you both. to my right is democrat mike levin, and environmental activist who served on the board of sustainable energy, cofounder in orange county. he was the executive director of the democratic party of orange and he hosted hillary clinton's 2016 campaign for president. republican candidate diane harkey is a member of the california board of equalization. she was a member of the california state assembly and prior to that served as mayor of dana point in orange county. once again, thank you for joining us. let's get to our discussion tonight, beginn

cheryl: joining me california republican darrell issa.oreign affairs committee. good to see you, sir. >> good too see you, cheryl. cheryl: let's talk about this we expected we were at the final stages of the mueller probe. this bombshell comes out of the office with paul manafort accused of lying to the fbi. does this mean that mueller will not end this until he hears what he wants to hear from someone? >> you hit i had on the head. he didn't hear what he wanted to hear and he is calling him a liar. i looked for depositions and look for people to grant immunity too. you take the proffer. you check the proffer. you grant immunity or some sort of dispensation or an offer of it. in the case of his plea deal, mueller had to know only had so much and hoped to get more. remember paul pan north is not going -- paul manafort is not going to prison for anything related to trump campaign. it is clear he was squeezing him for information on trump and didn't like what he got. that shows the desperate act of a dying investigation george papdopoulus re

anyone talking about a flurry of investigations and subpoenas is falling into a darrell issa trap of taking a smart, strategic step back -- instead of doing so. ultimately, the results will speak for themselves and will withoute impact than the partisan preamble. guest: and i said the subpoenas are a last effort. i think, by talking with elijah cummings, chairman of the abouttee, spoke with him the plan. he's trying to be systematic the chair of judiciary, along with maxine waters, chair of financial services, and even the intelligence committee. what is your purview? so we are stepping on each other's feet, acting systematically and giving the american people what they want, performing our function, not to destroy president trump, but to be the legislative body and check and balance the administration. host: do you have any concerns about the level of investigation overshadowing democrats' abilities to put an agenda forward? guest: we can walk and shoot guns at the same time. i know i sit on the bag committee,-- the ag and we want to do legislation that supports farmers, rural areas

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that's what happen in congressman's darrell issa's district back in 2016.did not get the result then until the monday after thanksgiving. we could be waiting for a while if any of these toss up turn out to be tight races. i should also mention there's a governor's race here, former mayor of san francisco, democrat gavin newsom heavily favored to win over republican businessman john cox. newsom promised he will continue the war against the trump administration on immigration and the environment. >> shepard: jonathan hunt live in seal beach, california. the analysts are predicting that the democrats have a decent chance of taking back the house. if they do, they'll have power to investigate and issue subpoenas. nancy pelosi already said, one of the first things that the democrats would do is demand to see the president's tax returns. house republicans made a spreadsheet of possible investigations. it include the former fbi director james comey's firing and cabinet secretary suspendings and president's dealings with russia. where do you suspect they will begin

congressman, darrell issa, republican from california.the democrats take the house and the betting is they will do that, what happens, take us through it? >> i think the odds are they will take it. that is normally what occurs. the question is by how much f they take it by let's say five members, then nancy pelosi has to cobble together with more than twice that many people having said that they will not support her. so that is the first challenge. but once she does that, once a team of democrats do, they agreed on seeking to impeach the president, investigate until they can in fact indict people. that is their foal. they made it very clear, that is what they will do if and or when they get the gavel. stuart: congressman, can they be able to put a stop to america's wonderful economy and our growth rate, could they stop it in its tracks? >> well, the thing the trump administration has done extremely well, they passed a few laws but they have taken away a thousands of regulations going to be reenacted or unwound this. this is the department

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here with me now congressman from san diego county darrell issa, native american ambassador for national diversity coalition for trump and former pussyy cat doll kaia jones, and former commander of seal team three and the author of "the dichotomy of leadership," jacques coe willic. ladies first. tell me, what are you thankful for besides being a part of watters world? >> well, that's first and foremost, jesse. but i think what might even trump that is trump himself. trump is still our president, hillary clinton is not our president, so i think that's a great place to start. jesse: although hillary still thinks she's president. i don't know if she's ever going to yet over that. jock coe, first of all, thanks for your service. and you're here at the navy game, a lot of guys around here sacrificed a lot. what do the holidays mean to you in terms of sacrifice? >> yeah. well, clearly having deployed overseas multiple times and seeing the sacrifice first han that our service members make -- firsthand that our service members make, it's a great day to be alive, and i'm thankful the live in this

california congressman darrell issa gives his take on the new split congress and his seat looking tock on the major averages. we can see s&p futures still clearly in the red. dow as well. s&p off more than 1%. the nasdaq off almost 2% as well. i said i wanted to put this in perspective, the vix has a 17 handle, nowhere near the 30 handle that we saw. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm kevin cirilli. >> welcome to balance, where the world of politics meets the world of business. >> we cover the aftermath of the midterm elections and the turmoil in the justice department. president trump's change in immigration procedures. we have michael steele. let's start the latest developments in the department of justice. michael, thanks for joining us. what do you make of essentially what the president has done with regard to attorney general jeff sessions? >> it's not surprising he looked to make a change after the midterms. he's been signaling his displeasure quite clearly for a long period of time. at the same time, the worry here is this is a process l

darrel issa told politico then this, i want seven hearings a week in 40 weeks.more than a hundred subpoenas. attorney general eric holder called to testify in june 2012 about operation fast and furious. >> so 140,000 documents. how many documents are responsive that you are withholding at this time? >> well, we've produced 7,600 -- >> look, i don't want to hear about the 7,600. >> mr. chairman, i would beg to allow -- >> the lady is out of order. >> general eric holder became the first cabinet official held responsible for holding back documents relating to that scandal. senator hillary clinton was called to testify on the attack in benghazi. >> miss learner, the topic of today's hearing is the irs improper targeting of certain groupser regardinger their.application for tax exempt status. >> i will not answer any questions or testify about the subject matter of this committee's meeting. >> kurt kordell joins us now. what did you learn from that? what is your counsel to the democrats going forward? what would you say to them? >> do not do what we did at oversight

do you remember the individual protests against congressman darrell issa? california? last night his seat went to a democrat named mike leaven. republican congressman scott taylor in virginia, you might remember he got in serious trouble this year during the campaign when he and his office tried on a little scheme to fake petition signatures to get a fake third party candidate onto the ballot to hopefully divert votes from the democrat running against him. last night, congressman scott taylor in virginia lost his seat in congress when that democratic challenger beat him any way. in minnesota, a republican congressman named jason lewis, he's had the whole idea of minnesota nice, sort of straining at the seams a little bit. congressman jason lewis publicly complained at length and on tape that he's not allowed to call women sluts anymore. last might, he lost his seat in congress to a woman, who actually seems very nice, no matter what he might call her. her name is angie craig, the democrat who has ousted jason lewis from congress. in new york state, john faso ran ads ag

in 2016, in fact, in congressman darrell issa's closely fought race, shannon, we didn't know the resultshe monday after thanksgiving. just imagine how many lawyers will descend on california if control of the house of representatives hangs on a few male and ballots right here in orange county. shannon? >> shannon: would not be surprised, already repositioned in california. jonathan hunt, may have to be patient. thank you very much. tonight both parties claiming debate over justice brett kavanaugh is motivating their voters. tonight we have no details from a 400 plus page senate report about the allegations made against cavanagh and the president is taking note. >> think of this. what would've happened if he didn't make it because of her live. think of that, how how unfair -- can you imagine? >> shannon: chris stirewalt, dana perino here with their predictions about the so-called kavanaugh effect right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. ♪ >> shannon: it was the most talked about story in america last month. the confirmation process for now supreme court j

let's go to the outgoing house judiciary member, congressman darrell issa.alked about jerry nadler stepping in soon. already, they're raising the red flags. are you? >> the challenge is that legitimate oversight is the obligation of congress. unfortunately incoming chairman jerry nadler has a long-standing grudge with the president. he's made it clear impeachment is a goal. that makes his investigation suspect. there's no question at all as a long-time investigator, congress has a role and this administration has and needs to even more provide cooperation with legitimate inquiries for the interest of congress in its oversight role. i'm hopeful the administration will do it. certainly the million documents and white house counsel being produced is a good example of cooperati cooperation. was there when bush lost control. >> neil: they're making a big issue that the president will try to do something to mueller. either discredit or even push for his firing. that would not appear to be the case but they want to guarantee he can't do that. >> i've seen some of t

oversight and government reform committee, he's been through republicans controlling that committee, darrell issa's tenure, trey gowdy's tenure, the benghazi -- >> so contentious. >> the benghazi investigation and all the like. now finally he will be able to be the chairman of that committee. and look right next to richie neal at the bottom right. adam schiff. zplun like richard neal he is on tv a lot. >> adam schiff is on tv a lot and he will be the chairman of the house intelligence committee, which used to be a very successfully bipartisan committee, and under devin nunes, who is now going to be in all likelihood the ranking republican, has completely devolved. and adam schiff is going to have a choice. is he going to try to bring the committee back to what it used to be where it was bipartisan, where democrats and republicans would sign off on investigations together, what it was like under mike rogers, former republican congressman, or is he going to be as partisan for the democrats as devin nunes has -- was for the republicans? that's a choice the congressman, soon to be chairman adam schiff

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congressman darrell issa, who announced his retirement, the republican from california, one of the facesecution against hillary clinton in terms of when she was secretary of state on the benghazi proceedings and whatnot, i can tell you he is waiting in the wings to really go after hillary clinton again or other democrats if the opportunity were to present itself. he is rumored to be a replacement. francine: thank you so much. i'm alsoantime, looking at some banks here in europe. the ceo had to take a surprising $900 million charge. 2.8%.dit down some we're going to speak with the chief financial officer of commerzbank a little bit later on. gainingsee share prices 4.7%. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." there is a new chairman at tesla. the electric carmaker has named one of its directors to replace elon musk. he had to give up that position after running with securities regulators. siemens has raised its dividends and put a positive spin on 2019. europe's largest engineering company posted gains. that helped offset a lot of the power and gas operations. we s

david: including darrell isis seek. -- issa's seat. kevin: and beyond that, whether tomorrow is going to be a good day or bad day for nancy pelosi, and whether we will have musical chairs with the presidents administration. david: kevin is when to be part of our election night coverage starting tonight at 7:00 is in time. theng up, he has served in demonstration of george h.w. bush. we are joined by lanhee chen. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i'm david westin. k: a turbulent election season is coming to a close as people across the u.s. head to the polls. severe weather in several states could affect voter turn out. storms moved through the deep south, knocking down trees and power lines from louisiana to south carolina. service warned of possible tornadoes around baltimore, washington, d.c., and the mid-atlantic region. we will take a closer look at today's races with republican strategist lanhee chen in a few moments. the u.s. green court has decided unanimously

let's bring in congressman darrell issa who serves on the judiciary and foreign affairs committees.ow? >> what trey gowdy said is critical. we need a deposition, not a hearing. we need real questions asked that don't occur in a five-minute evade situation. comey can basically not answer a question for five minutes and you are on to the next question. so the first and most important thing public or private we need a deposition. we need real testimony about the real wrongdoing that occurred that is still living with us two years later. i think that's the most important message for everyone to take is that these two individuals have never answered in a normal deposition mode where there is an hour of question and answer and you are given time to answer fully but you are expected to answer. >> sandra: of course, james comey has made very clear his concern about closed door testimony that there will be very purposeful leaks that would be used by republicans to make him look bad. so would you be in favor of an open hearing to take place? mike johnson, the republican from louisiana, was on

. >> sandra: i believe it was darrell issa joked with me about if this ever concludes.obert mueller could finally wrap this? >> i would think he would wrap it before the democrats take over congress but you never know. one of the reasons he accepted the president's offer which was the right offer to answer in writing is because he wanted to get all the information before the mid-term elections and so nobody could slow him down. so i think he is ready to release the report. i have think it's a question now of timing. there are no elections pending. last election is today in mississippi. mid-terms are over. between now and christmas is the obvious time to release the report. >> sandra: before i move on to one other thing do you think the public will get a full look at this report or will bits and pieces come out? >> there is a controversy if prosecutors are allowed to release reports instead of saying indicted or not indicted. if they are allowed to release the report the subject should have the right to respond to the report and the american public should see them at the

who will get darrell issa's seat.omorrow, steve, you will be in missouri. steve: i will be in branson, missouri. >> we might not know who has the house. steve: we might note. we know how many people did early voting. in 2014, 20.2 million did early voting. this year estimate is 36 million. ainsley: that is unbelievable. steve: record youth vote, 2.3 million americans under the age of 30 already voted. >> a surge in non-usual voters, first-time voters could favor democrat. usually younger folks like democratic party, and older folks republican. michael mcdonald, a professor at university of florida that tracks voter turnout, by the time early vote is counted looks like every state could surpass the 2014 numbers. looks like 45% of eligible voters will vote this year. different election and midterms. brian: people running from high taxes running to conservative state. running to states that don't reflect their values that are prospering like texas, florida, tennessee. ainsley: issues are different. democrats, health care

anyone talking about a flurry of investigations and subpoenas is falling into a darrell issa trap ofg a smart, strategic step back -- instead of doing so. ultimately, the results will speak for themselves and will withoute impact than the partisan preamble. guest: and i said the subpoenas are a last effort. i think, by talking with elijah cummings, chairman of the abouttee, spoke with him the plan. he's trying to be systematic the chair of judiciary, along with maxine waters, chair of financial services, and even the intelligence committee. what is your purview? so we are stepping on each other's feet, acting systematically and giving the american people what they want, performing our function, not to destroy president trump, but to be the legislative body and check and balance the administration. host: do you have any concerns about the level of investigation overshadowing democrats' abilities to put an agenda forward? guest: we can walk and shoot guns at the same time. i know i sit on the bag committee,-- the ag and we want to do legislation that supports farmers, rural areas, exte

this is the darrell issa seat, this is when when democrats were counting before the votes were counteda, 48%. that's one if you're a russian phobe and dana rohrabacher but this has been 50/50 all night. mimi walters, california, 39, young kim is a potential star if she wins as far as the republican party is concerned on that. jeff denham is one i've been closing on immigration. and this has been -- you can see here less than a thousand votes separate him, 86% and one of the few we're not in southern california that were competitive in california. >> still a lot to watch here. chuck, we will take a break and continue our coverage on nbc news after this. - where's a woman's place? for 200,000 americans, it's in the active duty military. >>> seth myers and we will be live tonight with a special election night up sowed with a closer look. a amber says what. watch and see if our accidental curses make it past the sensors. curses make it past the censors. >>> tonight is a victory for the people of texas. tonight is a victory for all the men and women in this room and all of the men and women