i lean on adm.have called you if i couldn't get you on tv tonight and ask you am i being naive. i know we have bad people in the world. i think steve cortez and a lot of trump folk should be reminded of echoing stalin rhetoric. is the reality that we need saudi arabia so much that there can be no truth to power about what happened to khashoggi. >> the answer is no. i have never seen a statement quite like this. i have to applaud the president in his economy of language. he managed to undermine the credibility of his intelligence organization. boost the credibility of a regime that willfully planned and executed a murder. he emptied the frame of american foreign policy of any moral or ethical sensibilities and values and principals and at the same time to boot, he managed to exaggerate what the saudis have done for the united states. so no, the relationship with saudi arabia is important, but we are not an ally. and to steve's point, it is not a question of values of interest. if john mccain were her

adm, love and respect for you. the best to you and your family. >> chris, likewise. i hope you have a safe and a wonderful thanksgiving, chris. and maybe we can see fewer arguments at thanksgiving tables across the country. i'm hoping to try to enjoy mine. >> good. just don't come to my house, then, if you're looking for peace. it's never like that in a good year. aaron david miller, thank you and god bless. >> thank you, chris. >>> all right. ivanka trump, you know what happened with her. did she break any laws by using private e-mail for government business? even a powerful republican wants more information as the president comes to his daughter's defense. see it, next. vacation.lls on your but we can guarantee the best price on this rental cabin. or any accomodation from hotels to yurts. booking.com, booking.yeah oprah: 1 out of 8 americans struggles with hunger. this season you can help. now through december 29th for every o, that's good!™ pizza, soup or side you purchase we'll donate a meal to feeding america®. because o, that's good!™ even when nothing else is.

as for the dealer, we are still waiting to hear whether he will actually beis admatively charged. >> lot of money. >> and a lot of hassle and a lot of things that went wrong or illegal that kept failing. >> quarteyeah, come on. >> so we wi of cour stay on top of this. >> wow. good luck to them. >>> well, let's look ahead to tomorrow's nasty weather. and we've already got some delays in fairfax county. and it is a good thingwe becaus re kind of out of practice driving in messy weather out there. >> and how much practice will we get tomorrow? why we' w >> we'll get a lot ofac ce. and even if you don't hit the advisory iteria, it will be really messy early in the morning. >> quarter, dealiyeah, but metr east, mainly just wet roadsve us slick roads. >> let's show you where the storm is right now. again, a major storm for just about everybody. atlanta right now,a this a will get inches of rain where inches of snow around the policemen physic memphis area and st. louis. look at this, winter advisories in pink from mississippi down towardska as up through st. louis, cincinnati, up toward th

liz: archer daniels midland is coming out, adm. >> yes.s] connell: liz: it went by so quickly there, is the closing bell. but the nasdaq falls for a second session in a row. that will do it. melissa: wall street shaking off election uncertainty as americans prepare to head to the polls. the outcome of the midterms will decide the balance of power in the nation's capitol. investors are watching closely to see if the results lead to gridlock in d.c. that would be shocking. almost never happens. congress will support president trump's pro-business agenda. that is the other option. president wrapped up a rally in cleveland, ohio. the first of three campaign stops. he will mick hayes way to for the wayne, indiana this hour. i'm melissa francis. connell: yes you

liz: archer daniels midland is coming out, adm. >> yes. [closing bell rings] connell: liz: it went by so quickly there, is the closing bell. but the nasdaq falls for a second session in a row. that will do it. melissa: wall street shaking off election uncertainty as americans prepare to head to the polls. the outcome of the midterms will decide the balance of power in the nation's capitol. investors are watching closely to see if the results lead to gridlock in d.c. that would be shocking. almost never happens. congress will support president trump's pro-business agenda. that is the other option. president wrapped up a rally in cleveland, ohio. the first of three campaign stops. he will mick hayes way to for the wayne, indiana this hour. i'm melissa francis. connell: yes you are. i'm connell mcshane. s&p 500 closing in positive territory. tech stocks we say were big loser. nasdaq was down by 28 points. we'll cover it all, washington to wall street as usual. made even more so today. susan li, floor of new york stock exchange. blake burman a

depend ed upon, and it is not just going to run itself the west wing, and the president is not an uber adm administrator who runs the shop, but it is a shop to run to support the president, and somebody has to see that it does so. >> and to make sure they do. and jeremy peters, you are saying that people are not lining up to work for president trump and not anybody necessarily close to him, and do we believe that going the change if it is clear that the president is running for re-election, and perhaps if he does get re-elected and do you think that you are going to be seeing so many of these conservatives and trying to stay the outside of the president 's orbit? >> i think it is kind of the lindsey graham scenario as i would describe it. somebody who keeps him at the arm's length and criticizes him when he needs to, and when the president simply goes too far, and somebody who also knows how to keep the president close and to talk to him just enough and in just the right way to have some type of influence. you are not always going to be able to change his mind, but shape his thinking a lit

but, look, i think, you know, president trump is obviously afraid of what his adm administration is reporting's contrary to his agenda and contrary to the interests that support this president. and, you know, it's really, frankly, quite shameful, i think, for a president who just came out to california and visited the devastation in paradise, california, in malibu. where towns have literally been just wiped off the map. the result of the extreme weather we're seeing from climate change. so, you know, this is, unfortunately, par for the course for this president. that he would try to bury this news and deny it. i think probably he's doing it because he feels that it will continue to rev up his base and stoke his supporters. >> but i just don't get why. our friends at "new york times" have done a great job of summarizing this and this is the important part, too. those friends of donald trump or folks who consider themselves his base. no area of the country will be untouched from the southwest where droughts will curb high dropower and tax already limited water supplies to alaska where the loss

he's on paid adm leave. county school officials are going to address the alleged rape of students inside a damascus high school locker room. superintendent dr. jack smith released a statement yesterday saying in part next week montgomery public county schools will be speaking with students across t country about issues of hazing, bullying and harassment to ensure they know this type of bavior is not acceptable and they know how to report it if they see or experience it. five student s faceond degree rape or attempted rape charges. police say the incident happened after school wednesday. school says members of the junior varsity football team were involved. detectives tell us the four victims are boys. >>> a tough loss for the turves, the team losing their first game yesterday after the firing of football coach dj durkin. before kickoff, players taking e knaround jordan mcnair's number 79. the player died in june following a team workout. since then, there have been two invesllgations into the footba program.