there has been more than one republican senator who's voted against the president's agenda. is that more because the president's agenda is not well thought out and is not moderate in a way that's going to get democrats onboard? i mean, is the solution just to pack it with -- with people no matter what who will decide that they'll vote in line with the president? no matter what? >> this tax package had a lot of problems from the very beginning including the fact they said they can only add $1.5 trillion to the debt and decided to keep corporate rate at 20%. this tax plan does not help me. i'll tell you personally. i would not vote for this -- >> so if you were not on the outside, on the inside advising president trump would you say to him, hey, how about you find a way to move some of your policies more towards the middle to get the democrats onboard, maybe spend fences. build bridges there, or would you say, you know what? ho tel with ahell with all that. go for support of an accused pedophile? >> it's not realistic to look at eight democrats at all to support legislation. o

not on public comment. >> it wasn't on the agenda and we have to go by what is on the agenda so i'm giving you an opportunity to provide a presentation to us and you are getting a little bit more than what the general public would give so i ask. >> commissioner, we're asked to be on the agenda we should get more than what the -- >> it wasn't so what i'm telling you as we speak right now, we have what is on the agenda. >> what do we have to get to on the agenda? do we need to get on our knees and kiss your ring. >> no need to kiss nothing i'm telling you you have an opportunity right now to present so we're going to start the clock because we have to get this moving so we'd love for the members of the public who are here to speak to speak on this item so. >> i am very disappointed in this and this process and this is exactly why we're here, start your clock. we are here because the very same thing is happening in this chamber today, we have been ignored and we have been denied the opportunity to present our issues and now, we have had the lack of out reach from this ocii and we've ha

the legislative agenda. the regulatory agenda, and thele national security agenda.s where all of this kind of comes out. there's not that much daylight between the republican party and donald trump, and the question tonight is whether trump brags -- drags the party down, or whether members of the party don't get close to him to get the updraft. i don't think there's a very good case for the updraft tonight.. >> tucker: i'm hearing right now that the fox news decision desk is projecting that the democrat phil murphy will be the governor of new jersey. chris christie certainly among the most unpopular governors. and all of our research on this, in exit polling suggested that voters were mad at chris christie and that anger was informing their voting. >> chris christie is deeply unpopular. let's be clear, new jersey is a bright blue state, so any republican running in new jersey is running uphill, and almost any democrat is running downhill. downhill wins most of the time.i >> tucker: would you look at these two -- probably take new jersey off the map because as you sa

so we'll go now to agenda item d when we get to agenda item eighl take the rest. we will a go to agenda item 4 ot ethics bylaws amendments to chae dates, start time and location e ethics commission regular monthy meetings. there is an attachment which sus the calendar for next year if wo change the start and location tf the meetings. so, miss pelham. >> thank you chair keane. this item is presented as a folo the commission's request last mo identify whether there might ben earlier start time available foe meetings. due largely to the question of e lateness of some of the meetings conclusions. we checked with city hall for requirement that each of our mee televised to determine what time meets are available and times ts are available. as you point out on chart one -- actually at the the table at thm of page 2 for this report on ey. there could be a change to the f the commission wishes to start n earlier time, due to the constrf the building, the only availabis the second tuesday at the beginf each month beginning at 10:00 a. there is an exception for calenf the co

that the first sign of trouble they were worried well obviously we need to pursue an international agenda and the best place to do that is brussels and this isn't pursuing the international agenda this is running the way it let's let's let's call it what it is this wasn't planned was it that they would go off on some trip to consult foreign powers this was to get away from the possibility of being arrested was that well that's the sole reason well obviously the prosecutor came out yesterday and he stated all the accusations the offenses which hang on these people now one of them is rebellion which could mean up to thirty years and jail the other one is submission up to fifteen years cetera and you have another place apparently they hadn't considered that well that's a bit disproportionate isn't it for somebody who has been democratically elected who has organized a vote and afterwards tries to deliver on that vote now for once that politicians deliver we might as well respect them they really hadn't considered that possibility they did the obvious down the state would level charges not th

first consent agenda no consent agenda items and the next is regular agenda items 5b. approvaling the refunding of certain bonds of the re development agency of the city and county of san francisco and authorizing the execution and delivery of redemption agreements row lateing to bonds issued by the city and county of san francisco financing authority. and authorizing and approving other matters properly related there to. there is project areas. discussion and action resolution number 3-2017. madam director. >> thank you, john will give a brief presentation on the action before the financing authority. >> thank you, my name is john daigle senior financial analist for ocii, as a sketched out earlier, the financing authority was created basically to allow the pooling of financing for smaller project areas. it's still existing because the bonds and issues are still outstanding. and when we do a refunding of those bonds we have to have consent of the financing authority and most critically the financing authority has to a prove the redemption agreements which are the agree

item only agenda. and then second was we were not able to produce a complete audio of the meeting. and so we're going to be careful when we go on the road not to place the tape recorder in a place where people could be pushing it and turning it off. but we were not able to -- well, we didn't get a full recording of the meeting. but the issue related to the two agendas, there was not a finding by the task force on that. >> any questions or comments from the commission?jkn?tnf >> for the public's benefit, the devestment of fossils fuels, will it be heard in december 1234. >> it's o1234 -- december? >> it will be on the agenda for december. >> we're working to make sure the reports are done in a timely manner so that we can get there. we're working ton. that -- working on it. >> so that means maybe. >> we're doing our best to get there. >> great, thank you. >> question. when is the executive director's report? the calendar has january 11th, 2018 board meeting. i have that down as a thursday. was it chang

reading of an approval of the agenda. item 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the m.d.c. and each speaker is limited to three minutes. please approach the microphone or give your comment card to the m.o.d. staff. and item 4, information item. co-chair report. item 5, action item, voting on m.c.d. amended by-laws and the amending sections of the by-la by-laws. and item 7, information item. and an update on the current state-wide discussion around disabled placard reform and potential state legislation in 2018. presentation by kate breen, director of the governor of affairs and john knoxwhite, the directing manager. and the public comment is welcome. item 8, information item. assessability and safety and biking in san francisco. various aspects of safety and accessibility in bicycle lane design and planning will be discussed with opportunities for questions. presentation by janice lee, advocacy director. san francisco coalition. public comment is welcome. break, the council will take a 15-minute break. it

but dominating the agenda will be north korea. nuclear tests and fiery rhetoric have fled up tensions. are they will be seeking reassurances on america's military commitments in the region. in seoul trump's counterpart moon jm is pushihing f for a diplomatic solution to the crisis. well aware that his citizens would be the first targets in a a conflict. the american president will give a much awaited speech before parliament. but has chosen not to visit the demilitarized border. central to any progress with pyongyang will be beijing trump's next. as north korea's primary trading partner only china can exert meaningful pressure on the kim regime. yet president trump has blown hot and cold when it comes to beijing's ability to keep pyongyang and check. so trump com scene he completely nexus the trans pacific partnership since completely mixed signals to different powers one these nice to china out next they he's confronontational towas china. and trump he's free to contributing to tensions in the region rather than contributing to t

item 4 b future meetings of agendas. the commission can discuss and take actions to set up a special meeting or determine the items placed on the agenda of the next meeting and future meetings of the building commission. the next scheduled meeting is december 20th. are all commissioners expected to be here for december 20th. >> two weeks before christmas. yeah. any public comment? seeing none, moving to item five. item five, we're going to i believe vote to continue one of the seats the general contractor seats but for now addressing the other parts of this item, discussion and possible action to approve and swear in members of property owner, licensed architect, civil engineer street and registered mechanical engineer street. appointments recommended by the nominations are michael robbins and meng-hsiu chen. terms to expire september 15, 2019. >> the nominations committee met and feel very strongly that we have two very strong candidates, mr. robins and mr. chen to recommend for the two seats at this point in time. once

for america that she thinks is the right agenda, and she is fighting every night. i mean, a lot of you guys don't watch her i dip. in like to see what other people are doing. that's what -- i like mixing it up with people. it's a big country, and i think it's good for us to listen to different angle. you sharpen our own arguments by talking to others and listening to others. when i was younger i didn't listen enough to other people. this is always going to be right. i get in my view -- i improve my own delivery in my own approach by watching and listening to other people. understanding where they come from. it's interesting that people come from different points of view, the same issues, completely 180 different point of view. why? sometimes it's good to do that. so, i respect her. i respect the fact she is out there fighting. doing a nightly show is -- seemed kind of glamorous, a great privilege but it's a lot of work, and she is a woman doing it in primetime, and totally opposite me on i guest most issues i. hope die a back and forth thing with her at some point.

that is the item later on in the agenda. where you'll get a little bit more of a chance to talk about the supply issues. but this puts it in some context for you. with that, i'm happy to take any questions you may have. >> to the chair. >> this is great. thank you. very exciting. i would love in one of our future updates, and maybe you have this, but to understand in total in california, how many customers are being served currently. and maybe what the gray area of what is projected to be online. along the line of what you just did, which is great. it would also be great to have some jobs data in here and i don't know how you want to break it down, maybe in the same way you've done it by county or by state. it would be interesting as far as jobs that are serving just the c.c.a. as well as the local build out projects that are either coming online or online. >> i would be happy to provide that information, commissioner. i know that not all the c.c.a.s collect the job data. because we have gone through this exercise before of

host: the wall street journal today as the headline, "north korea to dominate the agenda." president trump's anticipated trip starts on saturday. pyongyang's desire to be considered a global nuclear power. the rest of the developed world attempt to undermine been envisioned will be the theme of every bilateral. meeting -- bilateral meeting. guest: it will be on top of the agenda for every meeting, especially for the first few meetings in tokyo and beijing. the other key actors in this drama. we have seen in recent years north korea conducting more and more nuclear tests, ballistic missile tests, and the pace has accelerated which is pushed this to the top of the agenda. host: talk about that. what are the potential risks of the president and going over there? we know he is not planning to go to the demilitarized zone. are the risks about what might happen in north korea does another test while the president is over there? what is the potential pitfall? guest: to answer your question, there is always a risk of north korean provocations. the motto of u.s. forces in korea is f

and this agenda is a winning agenda. do not believe the opposition party. do not believe the fake news and fake media. this agenda is what america needs now. it is what america needs to rebuild its future. and it's a winning ticket. >> for more we go to nbc's edward lawrence on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you heard steve bannon saying republicans should go all in with the president. other strategists are saying the president is an anchor around the gop. now, you may see going forward to the midterm elections democrats using this virginia template to try and tie republicans to the president with campaign ads that make some republican lawmakers nervous. >> i think that this was a referendum. i think it was a referendum on the division and the divisive rhetoric in the country now. i think it's important for republicans to self-reflect all the way starting from the top, all the way down. i do think it was a referendum on the national policies. >> was it a referendum on donald trump? >> i do believe so. >> reporter: talking to "the new

and there were voices around us who were not part of the maga agenda in a sentence. so -- ascendence. the president reached out to me after i resigned. he asked for me to support him. i agreed. that is what i am doing. what happened november 8 is not a function of where i sit or where steve bannon sits. it is the function of an eight year's agenda and then, hopefully, eight years of a president pence. host: was one of those voices general kelly? guest: not at all. i have a good relationship with general kelly. he is a fan. i am a fan of his. he is a legend in the marine corps. he has definitely brought structure to the system. host: we heard so many reports, when reince priebus was chief of staff, of dysfunction, disorder. how would you describe the first six months inside the white house? guest: like any other administration's first year. yes, you are a white house correspondent, your best you are president's association. you know every administration. the clinton measures and basically collapsed and had to be your organized -- reorganized. there is a difference bet

he said he will united behind this radical agenda, this radical socialist agenda that he believes hehe believes he now has a mandate for, given the result. so more progressive tax system. one example of the things he is looking to do. he will try to unite the party behind that agenda, but he needs to do that in scotland where things have been fractious, and he needs to find a degree of harmony between the scottish party and the uk party. in the past, there has been a degree of friction between the two and the scottish labour party has been labelled a branch office in the past of the uk party and there has been friction in previous leadership. richard leonard well placed to do that given that he isa well placed to do that given that he is ajeremy well placed to do that given that he is a jeremy corbyn supporter, but thatis is a jeremy corbyn supporter, but that is something he has to now do. from glasgow, thank you very much. the government is considering a tax on single—use plastics that are used in packaging and polystyrene takeaway boxes. the chancellor, philip hammond, is expected

it has really trust the issue to the top of the agenda. bit about a little that. what are the potential risks for the president in going over there? we know he is not planning to go to the demilitarized zone. are there risks about what might happen if north korea does another test while the president is over there? what do see is the potential pitfall there? guest: there is always a risk of north korea and provocations. in motto of the u.s. forces north korea is fight tonight. the primary pitfalls the president will face are mostly political. while in tokyo he and japanese prime minister abbe are on the same page. there has been a lot of disagreement behind the scenes between president trump and south korean president moon, who initially sought to engage north korea and seems to prefer a much more engagement oriented approach to north korea. different than president trump's hard-line approach. endorsed then has strategy that president trump has been pushing. there is a lot of disagreement in korea. then in beijing, who is seeking to restrain american action and is

it goes down to ray hart, and david leehan all spoke on this agenda. the public had no idea what they said. now, is it that they can then go to the transcript to find out what was said? i'm just curious. i read the minutes, and i said, i would have no idea on any given item, when the speaker's identified, what he or she said. >> if -- if -- the question is whether these are legally sufficient. i think the answer is yes. whether -- but i think it's up to the commission whether to add more detail or to -- you know, to instruct, you know, the staff to put greater detail in the -- in the -- in the minutes. >> i mean, i hate to put a burden, but i assume there's someone who, when they prepare them, is listening to the record and could, if they -- if he or she wished, could summarize -- in fact one of the complaints that mr. hart has always made is that when we do summarize, we misstate, but i just was struck by this set of minutes that almost every time, when it said somebody spoke, i don't know if they spoke for or against. >> if i could commissioner renne

>> item number four, consent agenda. all matters listed here under constitute a consent agenda are considered to be routine by the authority board and electoral college acted upon by a single vote of the authority board. there will be no separate discussion of these ems unless a member of the authority board so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from then co-sent agenda and considered as a separate item. item 6-a, approving the minutes of the october 11, 2017 meeting. >> what's the pleasure of the board? >> so moved. >> there a second? >> second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> the ayes have it. ok. so, i think we have next on the agenda item five and six, which are dealing with the leases for the marina and for the sailing center and what i would like to do, because we've had considerable item already at our last meeting, what i'd like to do is to allow the public another chance to address the board that we will take these two items and have the public comments for these two items together and

>> clerk: that completes the agenda. >>supervisor safai: so moved, and this committee is now closed. thank you. you. >> today, i wanted to kickoff and welcome you to the first every family well forum (clapping.) >> compromising is carmen chu currently which this of the family forum we put this event dough went to a lot of community meetings and we're he and she about families worries and troubles aaron planning for the future and ahsha safai for buying a home and college and retirement and for many of the seniors how to passing on their prompts to their kids. >> the family forum benefits throughout san francisco i'm supervisor norman yee representing district 7 people are homeowners fritter buyers and they don't thinks the planning. >> what you'll notice if you walk around today's activities multiple languages transactions available for people in the seminars and 101 counseling and the today, we not only have vendors that have come here the seminars where people are lining about important topics was of most unique pieces

for america that she thinks is the right agenda and she's fighting every night. i like to see what other people are doing but i think that's what it's all about. i like mixing it up with people. it's a big country and i think that it is good for us to listen to different angles. you sharpen your own arguments by talking to others and listening to others. i think when i was younger i didn't listen enough to other people. this is always going to be right. i gues get in my view i improvey own delivery in my own approach by watching and listening other people. it's interesting other people come from different points of view into the same issues and sometimes it is good to do that. i respect her and the fact doing a nightly show is it seems kind of glamorous and a good privilege but it's a lot of work and she' she is a woman doing in primetime. do you see them regulating with tip o'neill and the model for moving the agenda forward? >> i think that he will work with anyone that advances its agenda and i think that is what the country wants. i was happy to see him work

the make america great again agenda, that is what i will be doing. host: and your media involvement, what will it be? guest: again, that is an announcement that is on the cusp of being inked. hopefully this week, so lots more media and supporting the president. host: sebastian gorka, thank you very much for being with us. guest: absolute pleasure, thank you, steve. announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. monday morning, former new york congressman chris gibson will share his ideas for revitalizing the american dream and how politics has divided the nation with former pennsylvania congressman jason old meyer to discuss his book on the subject. and a bloomberg health policy reporter on the congressional reauthorization of the children's health insurance program. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion. tuesday is election day with key governors races in new jersey and virginia. watch live coverage of victory and concession s

opioid crisis is looming large on the domestic agenda for president trump. i would be curious to see as president trump arrives in beijing, how exactly he is going to insert a discussion about opioids and fentanyl coming out of china in such great quantities to the united states and what is going to be done about that. the second thing is the awkward timing. for the very first time, two chinese nationals have been indicted by the u.s. department of justice within the last two concerning their promotion and successful penetration of the american fentanyl markets. this seems to be awkward in its timing. i'm wondering if mr. denmark sees this as a coincidence, or the justice department trying to send its own powerful statement. journal" "wall street reports today the chinese narcotics officials are playing down china's role in distribute -- china's role in distributing this synthetic opioid. guest: it is an awkward position for beijing. they are very hard line against drugs, and in their statements and policies it is also been proven difficult for them to enfor

>> page 2, agenda item 9. we proposed a technical modification to that legislation. we had actually attempted, as staff, to include that as part of the final version that you all voted on, but we missed that, so we proposed that as a technical change. the supervisor accepted -- accepted that change in the legislation. it was, again, very technical, so -- so much as there's no questions about it, i won't go into details about it. it was very minor. the sunshine ethics information that you voted to send over to the board of supervisors was sent in october. it has to sit there for 60 days, and they need to accept or reject those. we haven't had any follow up to that at this point. another item that i want to focus on because i think this is going to be a very important item going forward, and we're hoping to have this before you before january , hopefully, is the final item on page 2, which is the e-mail form 700 project. we are going to be proposing and we've sort of discussed this briefly before a set of regulations that sort of set the table for moving all form 700 f

host: the wall street journal today as the headline, "north korea to dominate the agenda." president trump's anticipated trip starts on saturday. pyongyang's desire to be considered a global nuclear power. the rest of the developed world attempt to undermine been envisioned will be the theme of every bilateral. meeting -- bilateral meeting. guest: it will be on top of the agenda for every meeting, especially for the first few meetings in tokyo and beijing. the other key actors in this drama. we have seen in recent years north korea conducting more and more nuclear tests, ballistic missile tests, and the pace has accelerated which is pushed this to the top of the agenda. host: talk about that. what are the potential risks of the president and going over there? we know he is not planning to go to the demilitarized zone. are the risks about what might happen in north korea does another test while the president is over there? what is the potential pitfall? guest: to answer your question, there is always a risk of north korean provocations. the motto of u.s. forces in korea is f

so, i made a motion to sever the last agenda item. i think that needs to be seconded and, excuse me, to the deputy city attorney, do we need a second on anything that is severed? >> you need a second ne second . >> for roberts rule clarification. how does it work? >> construct. but usually the president of the commission or board would sever the item and it will be discussed later as a separate item in the meeting. >> okay. the second motion is that the outstanding balance of a consent agenda be taken public comment on it, we can move it forward. it means we'll go back into closed session when agendized which probably next month. >> a future meeting. so we had a motion, we had a second, do we need another second? are we looking to me to just say move on. >> you could sever it, but i understand that it basically says [inaudible] >> the last item. >> that's right. >> all those in favor. okay. then on the second one, i will work to get that agendized. >> thank you. two motions that were made. >> we have to vote on the second one? >> i do

coming up monday morning, the progressive change campaign committee will discuss the progressive agenda and campaign 2018. daniel will talk about employment-based immigration policy. the government accountability office will join us to discuss saving for retirement. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. tomorrow, a foreign mr. talks about the -- a foreign minister talks about the future of the middle east and foreign policy challenges. live coverage begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. on friday, attorney general jeff sessions spoke at the federalist society convention. this is just over 30 minutes. thank you for those special words. if ambassador tinsley act in the room? before i get started here. russians? anybody been to russia? got a cousin in russia? anyway. i was so on a -- honors to hang certain pictures in my conference room. you can be sure his went up in that room. i know the leadership he did and still remember, particularly the law enforcement community. we are part of law enforcement if anybody wonders. our dut

a new game being played in town which is the saudis have they have gained some confidence in iran agenda using now. they're creating a chaos if you like a crisis which doesn't exist in lebanon and moving ahead with with a new plan to destabilize lebanon to to hit back at iran what we're witnessing now neal is the making of a new saudi king deputy crown prince. salman is now preparing himself to take over the throne in saudi arabia probably in the next few weeks or couple of months he's very much like donald trump he was created by the americans and israelis together so he was he was placed on the cross on the throne by the israelis and the americans he doesn't feel very confident about himself and so what we're seeing from the week since the weekend is a sort of a crackdown on anybody who represents any sort of rifle to him anybody who can criticize him we've seen this. corruption drive the auspices of anticorruption driver should say which is shown itself to be a round up of the usual suspects of leading political and business people in saudi arabia who could create problems for him and

we'll go to the next agenda item which is agenda item 6. continued discussion and possible action on revised proposed 2017 san francisco anti-corruption and accountability ordinance builds on the initial proposition j. at the last meetings we voted and it was a 3-2 vote in favor of the anti-corruption act. commissioners chiu and others ask we take it up further and there be meetings with staff in regard to what their thoughts were and that's been had so at this point now we'll give it to pat to tell us about what has transpired since then. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm patrick ford a policy analyst with the commission. chair keane gave a quick overview of the history of the ordinance. as he mentioned, staff has been working on trying to the discussion as to what the remaining provisions of the ordinance are. the commission must have a discussion in order for the commission to reach the four-fifths super majority to send to the supervisors. staff has produced a memo at agenda item 6. the memo tries to, as i mentioned, hone in on the re

a five nation asian tour but it's north korea's looming nuclear threat that's expected to top the agenda. welcome to the show i'm sara harman it's good to have you with us. the prime minister of lebanon has resigned unexpectedly taking a shot at iran as a way that saad hariri accused tehran and its allies in lebanon of spreading chaos strife and destruction throughout the middle east hariri also suggests that political enemies for targeting him for assassination iran rejected his accusations calling them unfounded. the lebanese prime minister assad had read his resignation came as a shock to the country in a television address from saudi arabia the lebanese leader blamed iran and its lebanese proxy group has been for what he called its meddling in the region well read and leave iran i would like to say trayvon and its followers that they will be losers and their intervention ensure that terrorism obeah our nation will wake up as it did in the past and their hands in the region will be cut off. and he had left he. really is late father ref e-card also be prime minister of lebanon he was a

or he didn't drive that agenda. it's the tpp participants who are going to drive trade in the future there. melissa: larry, do you buy into it. >> boeing, with orders for qualm qualcomm, that's what he was hired to do and there was barely a piece about this in the mainstream media headlines, it was all bad news. where is the good news about the growing u.s. economy and headlines and promoting world trade. melissa: gary, do you think that he's a weak negotiator, that he came home emptyhanded, no trade deals? >> 12 days, five countries, a lot of leaders. all a leader can do is set good conditions so countries can thrive. donald trump went over there and what did he get from them? he told them instead of us giving them a dollar and getting back 80 cents. he wants free and fair trade and put the game countries on notice and guess what that's going to do. they're going to defend their turf, we're going to defend ours and come closer. whether it's unilateral, bilateral, any lateral you want to take it, they're going to ne

for agenda was a key race yesterday.was supposed to be a blueprint for future republican campaign. what went wrong? haley: it is a difficult state. president trump is not popular in the state, particularly in areas that generally split their vote, like the washington suburbs. they voted very heavily for the democrats. republicans were not able to make it up in the rest of the state. of virginia is becoming a more washington, d c oriented electorate. that electorate is growing, more liberal. as aon't want to run i small government republican in washington. david: are you still think about it as one-party, or do you see these beginning to spread apart? d worried worry about the long-term integrity of the grandal party? david: our -- haley: ours is a big party. there are lots of people they don't agree on everything. i used to work for ronald reagan. i didn't agree with ronald reagan on everything. my wife doesn't agree with me on everything, but that is part of the two-party system. we have a big party and i frankly think

wor anything else than the trump agenda.yourself in the world where they are trying to make you something other than yourself is the greatest accomplishment. ed gillespie loses in virginia after he refuses to address president trump's populism and policies. what do you get when 217 skydivers get together way up there. a world record of course. we'll have the incredible video lou: senatormen menendez accused of accepting money next change for political influence. back with me now, ed rollins. we are joined by michael good, i. great to have you here, michael. good to see you are sticking with us. i want to say very quickly your column is terrific. talking about how brazile's book "hacked" has been made possible by series of developments in the publishing of the clinton book. now she says she didn't mean that. >> i wrote about the fact that we didn't know any of these things. that she had been talking to others about replacing hillary after she collapsed on september 11. they had been talking to the biden people. if we had a fu

to answer your question, can there be some type of proactive agenda, there is no power to set an agenda. what we have is the power to respond. that is not the only power we are ever going to have. there needs to be somebody out there to build the bold progressive future. so when we do tear down all this, we know what we are building. so that absolutely has to be a part of it. but we have to recognize that 32 million americans are going to lose their health care in graham-cassidy gets passed next week, and that is the urgent thing right now that we have to respond to. >> sort of around that issue, the kind of direct protests that indivisible, for example, does, is very effective at challenging a concrete piece of legislation like graham-cassidy. there is a lot of great work done against the better care reconciliation act over the summer. but the trump administration isn't just legislation coming out of country. it is a swath of things. it is executive orders and administrative stuff. how does one resist that, the aspects of the trump administration of the trump agenda that are insulated