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and i promise you, with congressman john joyce, and sean parnell in a new republican majority, with presidentback in the white house and withmore years, we are going to make pennsylvania and america stronger than ever before. we are going to make pennsylvania and america safer than ever before. we are going to make this state and this nation more united than ever before. together, we will make a america great again, again. thank you all very much! god bless you. god bless america. now, let's go get it done, pennsylvania! ♪ >> sun coming up over new york city. ♪ [brooks and dunn's "only in america" plays] school bus driver in a traffic jam starin' at the faces in her rearview mirror looking at the promise of the promised land ♪ one kid dreams of fame and fortune one kid helps pay the rent one could end up going to prison one just might be president only in america dreaming in red, white and blue only in america where we dream as big as we want to we all get a chance everybody gets to dance only in america ♪ sun going down on an la. freeway newlyweds in the back of a limousine a welder's son an

coming to you from our air force one leadership academy oval office with sean spicer and reaganfoundation institute executive director john hi bush . >> sean spicer, it is great to have you with us at the reagan library and obviously all socially distance and a long way awaybut congratulations, really great book . i had a lot offun reading it so i know it's her second book . congrats on the great reed. >> it's a shame not to be back at such a historic place and i want to give my first book to her, it was actually just so refreshing to come out there and have a discussion with you and answer questions so it's great that we get to do it but it's a shame it can't be inperson . >> when the world opens back up again sean we'd love to have you. so put it on your calendar. now, this is her second book. you have been since you left the white house and when you wrote this book, just as i expected, you took the opportunity near your first chapter to tell your story about dancing with the stars and why you did it and the whole decision process that led to that. and i wonder if you talk to us about your experience. would you do it ag

sean. an hour earlier about john's president announced the capture of a strategic town in the disputed province of karbala sparking celebrations on the streets of baku azerbaijan the defense ministry said the town of shushi had been quote liberated from the armenian occupation after more than 28 years sure she lives on the main road connecting nagorno-karabakh with armenia here's what the local leadership has been saying that. we must now acknowledge that the chain of misfortune has befallen us and the town of she she is completely out of our control any hopeful or inspiring propaganda will only serve to distance us from reality the start there is a city of shows she is now under the control of the over the azerbaijani army that has been confirmed now by majority side after that they have published a video showing that the as a bridge on the forces is controlling the city of the streets of city of shushi but the above the question now what's next what city will be next is it a step on a kurd or maybe there will be this settling in shoes they will have a break maybe after 4 or 5 days of heavy fi

sean: marty mcsaly in a tough raise -- mcsally in a tough race in arizona, ronna. and johnames in a very close race in michigan. president wins michigan, john james i believe would win the senate seat. i also look at mitch mcconnell. and susan collins and perdue, tillis in a poll. and in his race up. they have turned in north carolina. how do you see the alignment of senate races, a lot of numbers looking close. >> lindsey is right, a lot of great things have happened. and president campaigning, and doing the rallies, it is amazing, he is in north carolina today, 23% of people in that rally today did not vote in 2016. same with iowa, he iowa today,uge tur huge turn out, in arizona, this helping martha, tom and tony. it is not a coincidence as he does rallies that numbers go up for the candidates, including john james in michigan. michigan. sean: ronna, you get tens of thousands of people at rallies, you surveying them. you are finding massive percentages of people attends president's rallies, that did not vote in 2016. how do you interpret that? >> not only, that huge numbe

sean castle. i'm a distinguished professor of psychology at john jay college of criminal justice. once a false confession, a stake in the case is closed to nobody really can tell the difference between a good confession and one that is a problem with all of this is that the or tactics that can be used to get innocent people. and i don't just mean vulnerable, innocent people, i mean people who are sitting around in this room to confess to crimes. they didn't commit.

reince priebus, sean spicer, anthony scaramucci, john kelly, general mattis.d up and spat out. humiliated in the course of it, in their interactions with trp. >> ...fbi investigation, was there collusion... i narrator: overshadowing all, allegations of collusion with russia, obstruction of justice... >> rsian collusion, give me a break. >> president tru now facing outrage after firing comey. >> i did you a great favor whene i fired this guy, i ya. i'm not concerned about anything with the russian investigation because it's a hoax. that's enough. put down the mic. >> mr. president, are yo worried about indictments... >> narrator: hlashed out. >> breaking news, the white house in crisis. the justice department appointed a special counsel to investigate... >> this is a pure and simplent witch hu. >> at first blush, maybe h really hates it and he's annoyed by the mueller investigation, or the media attacks, or this or that. but when you look at it further, he sort of enjoys the jousting, he enjoys the fighting. narrator: it was theha presidency roy cohprepared him

sean representados en las votaciones primarias. ramÓn: claro, eso es importante, gracias, jacqueline. ahora voy con johnhay propuesta que impactan a nivel local, en san francisco nosotros tenemos la proposiciÓn c que va a darle la habilidad a gente que no sean ciudadanos, para poder estar en san francisco, pero todo depende cÓmo vaya a nivel federal y con trump y biden. ramÓn: claro, perfecto, estaremos muy pendientes, gracias a ambos por participar, estaremos en contacto para seguir informando a la comunidad. paola: con esto nos despedimos pero le recuerdo que nos sintonice esta noche en "solo a las 11:00".calles precisos y ex que estÁ ocurriendo esta noche. >> continuamos. continuamos con noche de elecciones y uno de los estados que hemos seguido desde el principio, es principalmente

hang on, john's joining the zoom, hey, second cousin sean, i'm really happy that are you coming to thanksgivingin are table. >> we cannot be intimidated into silence. >> we need to find out exactly what happened in this election. and there are questions. and that means we have to answer them. >> not at thanksgivings we don't. and i'm not trying to silence or intimidate anyone. who is trying to intimidate you here. >> the 99 percent media mob, the washington swamp, joe biden, all desperate, they want to just call it a day and stop you from asking legitimate, tough questions about the election. >> well, 2 is a good thing none of them are coming to dinner. look, i know that we don't agree on things politically but we are all family. so can we just be nice? >> they hate us, they are very clear about that for four years, they never tried to hide it. >> that is not true, sean, i was very happy when you showed up out of the blue unannounced and completely uninvited last year. it was a nice surprise. >> they knew you were coming, they laughed at you when you left. >> tucker, shht is one day, just give

freelancer in 1945, he managed somehow to do, william sean released to bring hershey, that life had rejected to come this way. it was the story of john f. kennedy, pt 109. john hershey's life was a former paramore of jfk. >> significant class of people. >> i am sorry, he race that, he is in new york, he had a nightclub. jfk is telling the story of what happened, jfk had a pt boat slashed in half by a japanese destroyer and he's like i want that story. it was - william sean is excited to have that. that story helped make kennedy's political career tried out by the kennedy campaign team. and to the magazine, >> in the new yorker. life has been great, the new yorker, badgered harold ross to have it syndicated. another magazine, i don't know how kennedy twisted his arm but joe kennedy got his publication of the story. >> speaking of reader's digest, in those four years, appeared in a small addition, driving up its circulation, more important for all the guys coming home in 1946 that came out. on pt 109, then what happened? how does it get to japan and break through the cover-up? >> guest: i assume, one should never assume, the first less

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very special guest congressmen d also a fox news contributor, john duffy, thank you so much for being here. it is great to see all of you. sean, i'm going to come to you first. reasonable people can agree that no measures are needed now with the coronavirus nationwide spike. we want to keep americans safe mode but as always, the criticism from lots of folks is some of these measures do not make sense and a lot of them are in fact scientific studies for example the states closing down liquor stores tonight and tomorrow night. that might help prevent drunk driving but there is no proof that is going to help control or prevent the spread of covid, right? >> right, it is good to be with you and happy thanksgiving. this is out of control. we have checkpoints on bridges in new york and we are encouraging people to turn in the neighbors with too many folks at the thanksgiving date table and the old soviet union, but you haven't seen this in america. my concern is this new socialist wing of the democratic party come at the state as him, they believe that the state is the one that controls americans lives. and we are a free people. gi

sean solomon from wisconsin asking this question. do you think that president trump is a security risk for the united states once he leaves the office, with foreign debt and knowledge of highly classified nation? john: i don't know if he has a foreign data. donaldeems to know about trump's finances more than i do. it is a concern. honestly, there is enough to criticize president trump's conduct. you do not have to be apocalyptic about it. i think everybody should take a deep breath. it is bad enough as it is, do not let your imagination run wild just yet. robert: what you think he does once he leaves office? john: i wish him a very quiet retirement. i hope he makes a lot of money and successful real estate investments. i am worried that will not happen. i think that he will try to keep his influence within the republican party. maybe he will buy a television network. god knows that he will continue to treat, and i'm afraid that it will be destructive for us. robert: packed with fears from pennsylvania. do you have any regrets -- another audience number, pat mcphers from pennsylvania. any regrets about working from donald trump? john: i wanted to going and do what i could. based on eight years of mi

john. >>. >> now on book tv, or television for serious readers. >> we bring a former white house press secretary and medications director sean spicer, a lifelong republican . his role in reshaping the republican national committee's pr strategy the party revealed after losses in 2012

sean le pen ski joins me ahead of bhwhat will likely be a fair busy tuesday. we appreciate you have taken a little time for us, john. there are things different than normal in a lot of ways. talk to me how you have adjusted your way of crunching numbers, making calls this year as opposed to elections past. >> yeah, i think there's a couple things we're really looking at. one, on the expectation front. in some of these states that really haven't done a lot of early voting in the past, it's going to be a little bit slower for them counting the vote. it has nothing to do with whether the votes are counted correctly. they will. wisconsin, michigan, even minnesota may take longer than we're used to. the other thing, chris, that is obviously the most important thing is this huge disparity that we're expecting where president trump is going to do a lot better with the election day vote and vice-president biden is going to really do much better with the early vote. so we're really working hard in being able to separate that out and build that into our models. >> one of the things you just mentioned there, i think it's key

john kerry does like to wear the hugging spandex windsurfing nantucket. there he goes as stiff as a wind turbine but generating even less power. other than that the only comic book guy resembles -- seans a cofounder of "the federalist" who joins us now. sean, i can't really take a joe biden cabinet seriously. the president actually won a couple of victories in pennsylvania and nevada today to keep at least some things in play until january. but basically, if the american media, wouldn't you at least try to hold the tongue bath until late january? >> welcome apparently not. apparently they couldn't wait. i think we will be treated to another four years like the ap for trump before combat and the eight year long nap. the problem is they don't view themselves or their jobs has been providing facts or coverage or reporting. they viewed their child as cheerleading for left-wing democrats like biden. they don't even try to hide it anymore. it used to be back in the days of brokaw, jennings, before he fell apart. but trying to pretend to be objective. they would do a little bit to hide it. and that is completely gone now. they apparently think they are beyond reproach, so arrogant and confi