a. deafening coloration has been very important the two main parties and. while represented in all parts of the country. they have been strong regional or ethnic strongholds no two ways about that but nevertheless the coverage the reach of the parties is truly national. the language of our constitution is also insisting on a national response to. all kinds of principles in the constitution director principles that insists on the canadian as the gays in regional or ethnic response to events but then i keep coming back to the experience of our people who have gone through some very difficult times in the. love of turbulence and have now decided that they want democracy they want democratically i think the one you have the bedrock it provides the contours contacts with. the state action and the response of state and how stable is that bedrock on on your border you've got togo it's got massive problems there demonstrations trying to overthrow the president obviously good ties strong ties with the country refugee situation happening. are you worried that that co

[laughter] there is this a deafening pause on the other end of the phone. being in des moines, i thought the phones went down. [laughter] side aon the other throaty, it is good you have someone helping [laughter] . [laughter] great.yes, it will be he has experience. and a proven record. we asked him to come up with a different lists. the first list, we want mainstream folks, not a big paper trail, the kind of folks that will get through the senate and will make us feel good that we put pragmatic folks on the bench. [laughter] the voice on the other end of the line, i could just hear this gasp. [laughter] the second list, we have put hot for prime too time. the kind that would be hot for the senate. we get a sense of their views. it -- you make sure understand. the kind of people that make people nervous. ok, what are you going to do with each list? the first list we are going to throw in the trash, the second list is who we will put before the u.s. senate because later mcconnell is going to get it done. [laughter] [applause] i am joyce -- just going to forg

would have said that had the president not been on the same page, but we don't know because there's a deafeninghe president on this since he landed from his asia trip. what do you make of that? >> it seems that trump is trying to keep his name separate from whichever way this ends upswinging. you have an absolute free for all as more and more members are saying if it's true, we believe the women and this is bad and the judge needs to get out of the race, and they are talking about a write-in. the president is trying -- he kind of screwed up once already in the senate race and he is trying to keep himself distant because he doesn't want to be a losing strategy. what if this ends up being a situation where moore -- there's the question will they try to oust him if he gets to washington in the first place. he seems to be playing it safe on this one, even though at this point how safe is it to hide from this given so many members of their republican party are taking a stand on this, and when sean hannity does it, you have the members of the party saying this is not good anymore, and steve bannon ma

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but after a serious falling out, a deafening silence has divided them for years. mike: not being able to have a brother -- i mean, you only get one life. lemonis: since then, mike and his right-hand man, chris, have tried to keep the company going. chris: we're about $30,000 behind right now on bills. lemonis: sjc drums are among the very best, and performers like imagine dragons, green day, and lady gaga swear by their sound, but sjc's lack of inventory and working capital... mike: where are we even gonna get the money from? lemonis: ...has them in a terrible financial snare. man: i'm calling about the order i placed about six months ago and still haven't seen. lemonis: it's time for sjc to march to a new beat. mike: it's like i can only take so much, you know. lemonis: or this custom-drum manufacturer will crash. i'm in anaheim, california, at n.a.m.m., the national association of music merchants, to meet mike and chris for the first time. and the energy level's unbelievable. man: ha! whoo! [ cheers and applause ] -lemonis: you mike? -mike: yeah. -lemonis: hey. m

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the firm approach you have taken against anti-semitism, which certainly is both related and it's a deafening sound in this nation. so my question to you is basically, in an area where i've worked, and that is the attack on religious institutions or religious affiliated community centers. we've had circumstances like that in texas. and my question to you is, how can congress be stronger on protecting those religious affiliate institutions who welcome all of us? there's not one of us that has not been in a synagogue and had been welcomed. and i might say, and you know, in a morvsque and have been welcomed. because i know how your center works. how can we protect these facilities? >> you know, i think we're at an interesting cross road in america. because you can also add churches. >> absolutely. i've worked on those issues. >> houses of worship are in america by definition community centers. and that's one of the key points that bigots, racists and anti semites and terrorists under stand. that automatically puts them on the front line. i've read with great sympathy the -- you know, church lead

there is a deafening silence from the majority on any responsible actions on this public health crisis. . even though, mr. speaker, a majority of americans, including responsible gun owners, support responsible gun safety legislation. today, mr. speaker, i rise to share a statement written by my constituent, zack ellmore, who is here with us this morning. zack's sister, alicia johnson, was shot in las vegas. thankfully she survived and this is what he wrote as he sat next to her hospital bed as she recovered. my sister was shot in las vegas. i've never been more afraid, more angry in my entire life. the problem with shootings around the country is that unless you know someone directly affected, it's easy to say, what a tragedy, and move on with your daily life. it's not so easy when you're getting ready for bed and one of your sister's calls inconsoleably crying to tell you that another one of your sister's has been shot. s not easy to call your mother and she's terrified and crying and all you can do is calm her down while you figure out how to get to your sister as quickly as possibl

a very loud roar. our sister station in detroit says the sound is deafening, up to a quarter of a mile away. a spokesperson says they shut down the line and they're letting the fire burn itself out. the good thing is so far, no one has been hurt in that fire. >>> here at home, we're getting a unique view of the house fire in prince george's county. a firefighter captured these flames from his dashcam as he rolled up to the scene. chopper 4 captured firefighters minutes later as they doused some of the hotspots. monday's fire started in the chimney and spread to the garage. right now, one of the busiest holiday travel days of the year is just gettg patience. aaa says today the tuesday before thanksgiving is when the roads are most congested. that's mainly because tonight regular commuters will be heading home around the same time that millions are heading out for the holidays. aaa says you should expect your drive to take double the amount of time you normally take. in fact, the worst of the traffic, likely going to start around 4:45 to 6:00. it will continue for several hours. incredibly bus

he has a new deafen egs of this jurisdiction of this committee and i guess the government reform committeesiness of oversight. >> this is trey gowdy. >> it is what it bzaazis. their committee is not aggre aggressively investigating this but neither is ours. we have dozens of witnesses that we have to bring in that are essential to the russia investigation that we haven't gotten approval to bring before a committee let alone whether witness was go to flynn was involved in an extra-judicial rendering of this cleric. >> aka kidnapping. >> as well as receipt of foreign funds and acting as an unregistered agent of ay1)ú for power. someone needs to look at this in congress. it can't be or shouldn't be just bob mueller for purposes of prosecution but we should be looking at for the purpose of oversight and telling the country what he did, but right now that is not happening. >> you were about to have two very controversial, interesting witnesses come before the committee. we'll take a break and come back and talk about that with congressman adam schiff. i can't believe you got us tickets. i did.

a great person. and i think it's interesting to me that so many of the media loves to take pot shots when they think things are out of bounds and inappropriate and yet the deafeningso concerned when attacks get lobbed from members of the republican party. but, when it's another member of the establishment media, a quote, pulitzer prize winning, well-established journalist, makes she disgusting kind of comments about somebody's appearance, there is a deafening silence from some of the network anchors so easily appalled at some of the other comments. it's interesting to me the one sided faux outrage that they have. ainsley: sean, the "new york times" frank bruni says to listen to her, speaking of her southern accent, to listen to her pro-nownsz priorities is akin to hearing the air seep out of a flat tire and she leaves half of the consonants on the cush. whcurb. why isn't anyone calling out have nothing to do with the job she is doing? >> i think that has been the biggest disconnects between so many folks in the media and the past election. there was a clear signal sent that people were tired of the mainstream media's deciding how the world should work and what is

sister station in detroit, a spokesperson for consumer's energy says they have shut down that line and letting the fire burn itself out. no one has been injured but sound was deafening. even up to a quarter of a mile away. eun, back to you. >> thank you, chris. here at home we're getting a unique view of a house fire in prince george's county. a firefighter captured these flames from his dashcam as he rolled up to the scene. the fire tore through this home on mchenry lane. chopper forecast -- minutes later as they tried to douse hotspots. investigators say fire started in the chimney and spread to the garage. >>> a local funeral home has been shut down, its staff accused of taking advantage of grieving families. the austin royceter funeral home is named in a lawsuit by d.c. attorney general. it alleges that the business charged grieving families for services it did not provide. d.c.'s attorney general says the funeral home was operating without a proper license. the funeral home says it is not making a statement about this case. all remains have been moved to the office of the chief medical examiner. fairfax county police want people to keep an eye out for abuse of

a day of mourning and half in brussels the e.u. is calling on of find those responsible for her. deafening cairo on a gullit see it was no ordinary journalist. at her funeral on friday friends and family remembered a to listen vesta gator who'd faced threats to her life and in the courts. in thousands of posts on her popular blog uncovered scandal and corruption in what her son described as multi buffy a state she helped trigger a snap election earlier this year after alleging links between prime minister joseph moscato and offshore business dealings contained in the panama papers many in positions of power politicians judges and the police had reason to want her silenced on the sixteenth of october someone succeeded with a bomb in the car apart you're a pole and the f.b.i. have joined the investigation the government has offered over a million dollars for information but no arrests have yet been made on facebook her son matthew wrote my mother was assassinated because she stood between the rule of law and those who sought to violate it we are a people at war against the state and organize

there's a clear lack of representation of the british chinese in the media, politics and the arts. but for some in the community, that silence can be deafening along with other ethnicities on statistic or data collection forms. and that means our specific needs are not being looked into. just because we are silent and polite doesn't mean we should be ignored. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first the headlines on bbc news: iran beginsa iran begins a big rescue operation following the earthquake that has killed 350 people along the border with iraq. business leaders from across europe have met the prime minister to talk about progress in the brexit talks. global emissions of co2 are projected to rise for the first time infouryears, projected to rise for the first time in four years, mostly because china is using more call. in the business news: brexit summit at downing street — the uk prime minister meets european business leaders to hear their views on how to make a smooth separation from the european union. german energy giant innogy has cut the value of its uk energy business npower by £427 million — partly in res

men who acted like sexually harassing or violating people weaker than them is a masculine past time. the shame was deafeningsquashed, good riddance. now when do we let them back in? wait. what? you know we as a society have a track record of forgiving and forgetting. remember when mel gibson was banished for his breathtakingly hateful anti-semitic rant caught on tape in 2006. the verdict, career ending. a few years later gibson was producinging and directing hit movies again and appearing in them. then there's michael vick, the nfl quarterback. he served two years in prison for animal cruelty. he tortured dogs and ran a dogfighting ring. two years later the philadelphia eagles signed him to a $24 million contract. now in the uprising of 2017, we have a couple of entertainers, kevin spacey, louis c.k. spending time in exile because of creepy sexual violations. there's a call to hang them high and say good-bye, but for how long? they have suffered consequences, the industry saw to that. pulling movies, kacanceling showing, and then the shame. imagine louis c.k. explaining his behave color to his daughters, be

a speech because he took no questions. the silence from the president was deafening, wasn't it? >> it was, it was a bait and switch press conference. he has done that before as we know. don, i don't think the attorney general sessions wants to leave the job. he is trying to put his imprint on the department and has been one of the more aggressive cabinet officers in trying to fill the vacancies, and really does have plans that a lot of people would not agree with that he has had his eye on for a long time so i think he would be very reluctant to take this option unless the president really forced it on him. and the president is not subject to the hatch act, and he could say out there i want mr. sessions in this job in the senate and i want you voters in alabama to support him. and i'm out here campaigning because he cannot, he is subject to the hatch act and see what happens. so that way he would not give up his seat but yet he could be on the write-in ballot. >> today, the counsel told the president the silence is in large part rooted in his own history of facing sexual miscondu

it was a democratic >> my friends cheered for me. >> the place exploded. it was deafening in there. >> amber is homecoming queen and says he went up against popular students. >> to see someone who goes to the school. >> he is r.o.t.c., on the swim team and in fact he is a four-sport athlete. >> he is the ability. see the person. >> you see he has down syndrome. and the classmates don't look at him as disabled. >> scott and his wife are still watching and crying. he is on the honor role and will graduate in june. from day one in great mills high school, bailey has been in the classroom with everyone else. his work is modified but he has the same expectations. >> there is no limitation for me. >> no limitation for the man planning to go to college. in st. mary's county, cheryl conner, abc7 news. >> now fantastic is that? congratulations. more than a thousand people took part in the d.c. tradition. the 15th annual thanksgiving turkey giveaway to hand out meals to people in ward eight. rapper and d.c. native wale helped with the events. that was 1,500 turkeys and 20,000 pounds

a campaign of lies and he's suing one woman for slander. here the political turmoil in golfing prime minister to resign as government is deafening several members of our party have been accused of sexual harassment a top minister is accused of discussing secret deals with israel and the foreign secretary is under fire for comments he made about a british woman currently in jail in iran may have bach unravels little. the british prime minister had promised a strong and stable government to lead britain out of europe the recent weeks have beat anything but teresa mayes battling a string of crises some with grave implications for more than just the government a blunder by the foreign secretary boris johnson could see one british woman imprisoned in iran have her sentence doubled as the danes the gari radcliffe has been jailed for five years accused of spreading propaganda about the regime johnson complicated matters by claiming she'd been teaching journalism in the country cigar iraq cliff had worked for the b.b.c. and thomson reuters foundation but insisted her trip to iran had been a family visit. everybody in this house wants to see is now the

not answering questions about roy moore and as you say in deafening silence, not even taking a standn roy moore. he shouldn't have had to be asked to take a stand. to the point. >> you know, it shouldn't have been asked, but we did ask. reporters did ask. this president is now in the spotlight as it comes to roy moore. this has become not just an alabama issue. it's become a washington issue. a national issue. and it is in the headlines and yes, even though president may have accusers the for something he has alleged or things he's alleged to have done, he is still the president of the united states and those issues come to him even if he has something in his past, he has to address this issue. if not, it will be hanging around his head and it could make things worse if he does not speak up forcefully one way or the other about the roy moore issue. >> all right. thank you both so very much. and next, mrs. roy moore. she's going after the accusers. spreading rumors they're getting paid. so who is kayla moore? and jeanne moos on trump and rubio. kindred spirits or just two really thirs

deafening. either that or he had a senior moment. >> conan o'brien asking him to clarify his remark. whether this is more sour grapes for the clintons from the election day loss. joe biden said he knew he could beat hillary clinton in a primary but he decided not to run because he knew the campaign would stop at nothing. how democrats will react and what that could mean for 2020. stay here. yo, check it out dawg. that was just a'ight for me. i mean, you got the walk. you got the stance.. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, i'm not buying this. you gotta come a little harder dawg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money lisa saved by switching to geico. wow! performance of the night. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. what maheart-healthyle salad the california walnuts.ver? the best simple veggie dish ever? california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple

deafening. the various bonfire societies proceed through the town. such a noise... that was a little better...lly end up at five different bonfires, quite spectacular events. murray more than 30,000 people in the town, they say, this is a lewes event for lewes people and i have met people from america, germany, all sorts, because they knew it was on. firecrackers going off. this procession shows a strange mix. i'm probably drowned out by the firecrackers. quite spectacular, as you say. very quickly, we are looking at pictures, lots of costumes, tell us about the significance, if you can, of some of the costumes. this is about local tradition. you have local societies in groups that have particular things, points they want to take out, different bonfire societies have different costumes. women's suffrage, a lot of remembrance costu mes. suffrage, a lot of remembrance costumes. right through to modern day. a whole range proceeding through the town wearing their costu mes through the town wearing their costumes every year. have a great night, thank you very much for speaking with us. there are ma

a lot of experience. there is this -- [laughter] this deafening pause on the other end of the phone, des moines, the phones went down. hear on the other side this sort of throaty kind of, well, t's good you have someone helping. i said, yes, it's going to be great. he has experience and a proven asked him to come up with a couple of different lists. list we want mainstream folks, not a big paper trail, and, you know, the of folks that, you know, will get through the senate and, feel goodwill make us that we put some pragmatic folks bench. so the voice said, on the other sort of uld hear this gasp. and so i said we'll have a second list. the second list, we asked him to together some folks, kind of too hot for primetime, the kind senate,uld be hot in the probably people who have written a lot, get a sense of their sure, nd we want to make you know, the kind of people, you understand, that make some people nervous. and he said, oh, okay. to do hat are you going with each list? i said the first list we'll throw in the trash and the that's who we're going to put before the u.s. senate because i know mcconnell

but witnesses say that sound was so deafening, it could be heard up to a quarter of a mile away. eun, >> developing story on "news4 today." back at home, we're getting a unique view of a house fire in prince george's county. a firefighter captured these flames as they rolled up to the scene. the flames on top of the garage. it tore through the home on mchenry lane. capturing the was minutes later as they tried to douse the hotspots. monday's fire in the chimney and spread to the garage. a local funeral home shut down. taking advantage of grieving families. >>> the funeral home in northwest d.c. is named in a lawsuit. filed a suit that's alleging the business charged grieving families for services it did not provide. d.c.'s attorney general says the funeral home is operating without a license. the funeral home says it's not making a statement about this case. all remains moved to the office of the chief medical examiner. >> one of three missing teens from prin been found. police say thomas, the girl in the middle of your screen here has been found. they say she was found safe in d

there's a clear lack of representation of the british chinese in the media, politics and the arts. but for some in the community, that silence can deafeningll. we do not like to make complaint or make a fuss, even if we're not very happy with the situation. we're quiet, we don't make a noise. politicians don't take much notice. public health england have told us they are aware some in the chinese community aren't accessing health care, and say they are improving the way they collect information about them as a group. we're often grouped in a box along with other ethnicities on statistical data collection forms, and that means our specific needs are not being looked into, and the fact that we had to set up an online medical advisory service off our own back is a reflection of that. just because we are silent and polite, doesn't mean we should be ignored. karen says: it's notjust chinese mums you do this. it took me a month to break the outside world after my son was born after emergency ca esa rea n. son was born after emergency caesarean. you are both adapting to this time together. i don't think it's unique or an unusual process for new

last night a vigil was held for the victims killed by 23-year-old deafen patrick kelly.orities say kelly was dressed in black tactical gear when he arrived about 16 hours ago. the news conference last night, officials say he crossed the street to the church and began firing rifle. kelly was in the air force until about 2014 but he was court marshaled in 2012 for assaulting his wife and child and received a bad conduct discharge from the air force. kelly also worked as security guard for a texas water park this past summer according to resume on name that appears online. investigators say that kelly did not appear to be connected to any terror groups. >> in tragic times americans always pull together, we are always strongest when we are unified to the wounded and the families of the victims all of america is praying for you, supporting and grieving along side of you. >> thisthis is the eighth placef worship shooting since 1999, however, yesterday's shooting does appear to be the deadly -- deadliest mass shooting shootin >> can you set the scene of the area? >> it's a resi

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the noise is actually deafening, and it's not necessarily noise, but this is now a morality thing. a morality issue. alice hit the nail squarely. it's about what's right over wrong. this makes me think of what happened today, the reporter asked what about you? what about your allegations? he totally ignored that and kept talking about roy moore. he denied it. the president doesn't want to talk about this. the president wants to focus in on trying to get a legislative win with a possibility of roy moore, who is very much tainted right now. and think of it. the president's only had three wins since he was elected president-elect. since he won the election, to be president, one win against hillary clinton. now, gorsuch, the second win, and bringing the three ucla players win, but he's not had a legislative win. he's desperate for a legislative win to go beyond the brink to do this. >> alice, i want to play another exchange the president had today in reporters in light of what he is saying about believing roy moore. supporting roy moore. here he is. >> mr. president, what is your messa

president trump fires off a hastily spelled tweet slamming senator al franken as the president's silence on roy moore and his own sexual assault accusers remains rather deafening>>> standing by her man. roy moore's wife says he will not drop out despite a growing list of women accusing him of creepy and unwanted and potential illegal behavior when they were in high school. hey, how many men in your 30s do you know call high schools and track down girl in trig glass? >>> plus, glaring omission. senators now saying the president's son-in-law and top adviser jared kushner owes this e-mails on wikileaks and russian backdoor channels, documents he just happened to leave out of the pile. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the politics lead today and the white house hammered this afternoon by questions about president trump's past alleged sexual misconduct. moments ago, press secretary sarah sanders suggested there is a distinction between al franken and the president because franken has admitted wrongdoing and the president has not. asked if there should be an investigation into the trump accusations, sanders said the

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britain what more is the white house had to say well the silence is deafening in terms of what the white house has been saying for seems to be a resignation in the troubled ministration there's very little it can do to take the president on social media but i can tell you this is continuing to dominate the headlines here in the united states particularly on the cable news networks what we're hearing is constantly this questioning of whether or not the president and this would be an example of whether or not he is a radical in his behavior to the degree that there is a question about his fitness for office this is being reiterated by a very prominent democratic congressman who is pressing for an impeachment call on the floor of the house of representatives next week but at the same time to there are those who still stand firmly behind the president particularly when it comes to conservative websites and those conservative writers and right leaning newspapers who believe that this is a legitimate issue and are certainly back away in the president's sentiments that we saw late on wednesday when they in fact the president said all

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a primary value was very quiet. and this caps the real policy gap in asean this year and the association of southeast asian nations, this deafening silence on human rights. >> for those people who are frustrated by the fact that the president didn't bring up human rights in a way that they would like to, how -- there is no questioning that there is a drug problem in the philippines. how would those people like to see president duterte change track? what would they like to see happen, trying to fix the drug problem, but at the same time respecting human rights. >> stick exactly to what president duterte himself has said, which is rule of law. no one is against president duterte's campaign against drugs. most filipinos you'll find that. >> want them to do that. but they don't want to see people get killed. they certainly don't want the see people get killed without due process. you don't know whether people are guilty or not of what they're being accused of. they shouldn't be killed because of suspicion. >> to talk geopolitically, what we've seen during president duterte's tenure here in the philippines is at least in the beginning

deafening. where are the men? >> you know, there's pushback. i hear you. there needs to be more of aovement. >> yeah. >> i think it's very hard. we live in a world where you can be fired for any reason at all, and we have fought for years for just this little just cause termination, that your employer needs a reason to fire you, we lost that. everybody in the country could be fired for no reason or any reason, and that shuts people up, too. you are afraid. >> in fact, there used to be and i don't know if this changed because this is also new, if you brought a sexual harassment claim against your employer the word on the street was she'll never work again. >> oh, absolutely, alisyn. that's why women were so hesitant, and men, to come forward because they feared the retribution and retaliation. in the lawsuits, defendants come at victims hard and they call them gold diggers and sluts and ruin their representations. let's look at the story about the $600,000 that haar convenient weinstein spent with this secret investigative agency using ex-israeli spies. this is not for the faint of he

deafening silence. there has been no public outcry among the alabama gop apparatus. the governor, her last comments aays ago under the facts that she knew, she'd still vote for him. but among the party that has the opportunity to remove him as the candidate from individuals on that very committee, there's been no indication that they have any intention to do such. roy moore, just a month and a half ago won by ten percentage points here in alabama. and having these conversations with different republicans across the state. essentially it comes down to the fact that there is no other alternative. other than potential inviting of jeff sessions but he'd have to step down as attorney general. and there's no other candidate. luther strange lost a month and a half ago. and there really is no republican in the state that they could put up that mitch mcconnell is saying, that has that name notoriety. >> i would be interested to hear what president trump thinks about sending attorney general jeff sessions back to the senate seat he occupied. >> vaughn, thank you. >>> in another round of capitol hill testimony,

leadership position from him but as you said the silence was deafening at this particular point ok mike hanna live in washington d.c. thank you mike snyder is a political analyst and professor of public policy at george mason university he joins us also from washington d.c. and we'll we'll get to their comments about asia in a moment let's go to pick up on that the roy moore discussion in the last few minutes. daughter of donald trump has been very forceful in her language condemning roy moore for the things that he has been accused of at some point. do you expect that donald trump will weigh in on this more specifically and how precarious might his position be considering there are dozens of women that accuse tem of sexual misbehavior. the president is on the spot on this issue not only because of the allegations that have been made against him in the past but also because he doesn't know what to do about more he could try to pressure more to get out of the race but more doesn't have to he doesn't have a particularly strong relationship with president trump who did not support more in the republican primary the president supported the appoin

a pivotal vote in december. moore hangs in the balance in alabama, not just as the man, but the seat itself, because the democrat is gaining ground over these allegations and the president's silence is deafening and he could have an impact on the race should he choose to weigh in. and at the thing he is more silent about that is astonishing is the fact that there are 16 women on the record accusing him of groping them, and of sexual misconduct, and people say it is you chicago see for him to say -- it is a huge hypocrisy for him to criticize al franken on the one hand and not really address his own accusers on the other. rajini: he has denied the allegations. the white house was asked about them today. how much do you think the conversation is changing when it comes to policy and allegations -- politics and allegations of sexual harassment? jay: the conversation is absolutely changing, and it is great to see, for example, moves on capitol hill to introduce legislation to require training in these circumstances. no one really knows how much good training can do, but at least it is something out there, something to set a bar, precedent, to say that he received training and should know better. r

a good point about what about other republicans. this is not just about donald trump. the silence of republicans after las vegas is deafening sarah huckabee sanders said today, trump was just trying to look out for the safety of the american people by speaking out about this immigration policy. but yet, he never spoke to the issue of firearms and what is a reasonable compromise between the parties after las vegas. and so this is more than just donald trump. this is a party who is happy to look the other way when it is domestic home gro-grown terror. where it's in the name of isis or wounding over 500 people in las vegas. when it fits the narrative to create a binary choice for donald trump between the re red-blooded americans who support him and those who represent the diversity of the united states he'll do it every time and republicans go along with him it's shameful. >> the congress member is right. this president of the republican party -- we see only flake and corker speaking out -- they make it about them versus us. who did us wrong. how can we get them. when it just should be all of us together in moments like this.

deafening pause. i thought maybe the phones went down. thisr on the other side of aty it's good that you have someone helping. we had him come up with different lists. we want a mainstream folk. not a big paper trail. and, you know, the kind of folks that, you know, will get through the senate and, you know, will make us feel good that we put some pragmatic folks on the bench. so the voice said, on the other end, i could hearthis sort of -- hear this sort of gas. we are white have a second list, to put together some folks that are too hot for prime time. people who have written a lot. we want to get a sense that -- you understand, will that make people nervous. he said ok. what you going to do with each list? the first list we're going to throw in the trash. mcconnell is going to get it done. i am just going to forget my remarks. there was this pause. i did not know jonathan bunch then like i know him now. stammered and wasn't particularly sure. he said what did you just say? i said you have nothing to worry about. i have been of the federalist society. we are already thinking about it. i rattled off some names. he said ok. imagine when he called later afterw

a real issue. when you talk about going after al franken and being silent on roy moore at this moment and then you have 12 accusers, it is -- the silence is deafening. he not only has to speak about roy moore now, but he also has to speak about himself. he's got to save himself now. if he can do that as it relates to these sexual misconduct allegations. so this is a real issue, and this is something -- this is an albatross around this president's neck. and this could stay with him for a while. he may, weather the storm, what's damning for this president, you had the particular tack company coming out talking about we don't condone this. this was such a real issue when it came out. and it was not locker room. this was joking in the midst of trying to move on to meet with a beautiful woman that they were going to talk to. the president has to speak. he has to speak. >> well, listen, we've got a lot more to talk about and i don't want you guys to go anywhere. you heard jack mention, you know, the clintons and all of that. we're going to discuss that when we come back. hillary clinton weighs in and is this still 2016 or something? also, straight ahead,

deafening silence. mr. speaker, how can we face this epidemic without even a debate? i am open to any commonsense idea to make progress on this issue. from universal background checks, to limiting high capacity magazines and assault-style firearms. i want to expand background checks and close purchase monitoring loopholes. i know there's no one single solution, but we cannot let this epidemic to continue without even a discussion on what we can do. together we have the opportunity to save lives. i urge my colleagues to act. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from mississippi is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize america's veterans. saturday is veterans day, a time to recognize our bravest men and women who answered the call to defend our great nation against our enemies. words are not enough to say thank you for everyth