senator baldwin, do support this plan? senator baldwin: i don't. frankly there has been an be separated into a government administration failure on this time and time again. like my opponent, this seems to be attractive as a political issue that no one wants to solve. just like my opponent, t rump won't talk about much else until he gets his wall. i truly believe we need comprehensive immigration reform. when we were seeing babies snatched from their mothers and fathers, imagine how harrowing it was for those involved. in the obama administration, we had unaccompanied children coming to the border without their parents. i asked a lot of questions about how we handle a crisis such as that, how we have foster families or relatives we can place with, how we can make sure we have humane conditions. we don't put children in cages like this president has done. his changes on asylum are despicable. we are a country that welcomes immigrants, and we can do much better than this. ms. vukmir: it is interesting to hear senator baldwin outraged about children b

baldwin, response? senator baldwin: i read that fact check. i agree with the premise of your question, that almost every line was not true. i want to say that leah vukmir talks about her time as a nurse, but i want to focus on her voting record as a 16 year politician. no wonder she is worried about private insurance. issues, vote on health she seems to have sided more with the private insurers than she has with patients. whether it is her vote to deny insurance coverage for oral chem o or vote to deny deaf children cochlear implants or her vote to prevent insurance companies from expanding mental health coverage. on and on, it is like she cares more about making sure costs are low for insurance companies than wisconsin patients. are we going to go backwards, as leah would have us do, or go forwards? there are critical issues facing us in the u.s. congress. the costs are too high, and we have bipartisan plans to lower them. i believe we should have medicare negotiate lower prescription drug prices. i think we should pass a fair drug pricing ac

baldwin. sen. baldwin: thank you. one thing we have found is that too many victims, women, have held these painful attacks or assaults for years. we find male victims also. and what i think that the #metoo movement has done and said is that we need to speak our truths, we need to tell our stories, and we need to be heard. that means due process. it means due process on all sides. but it does mean that we have to create an environment in the country where it is ok for people to speak out and tell their truths. and i do want to say, especially to the young people who watched the hearing with dr. ford. i personally found her to be credible and compelling. i believe her. but despite the outcome, i don't want that to silence a whole new generation, who i know are scared right now. >> just a follow-up. is there a public policy implication? are there laws? is there some guidance that a person in the u.s. senate can provide? sen. baldwin: well, i certainly think that a more respectful proceeding in front of the senate two wee

senator baldwin, do support this plan? senator baldwin: i don't. frankly there has been an administration failure on this time and time again. like my opponent, this seems to be attractive as a political issue that no one wants to solve. >> we will move on to the next question. >> let's talk specifically about family separation on the southwest border. the washington post reported the trump administration is considering a plan that could again separate families of the border. it would give families seeking asylum a choice, stay in detention, or allow children to be separated into a government shelter. senator baldwin, do support this plan? senator baldwin: i don't. frankly there has been an administration failure on this time and time again. like my opponent, this seems to be attractive as a political issue that no one wants to solve. just like my opponent, t rump won't talk about much else until he gets his wall. i truly believe we need comprehensive immigration reform. when we were seeing babies snatched from their mothers and fathers, imagine ho

baldwin: absolutely. >> moderator: what the series mean to your mind? baldwin: serious with the parallel the two of the measures i voted on earlier this year, which is to stop our arms sales, especially munitions and aircraft that are going on if we don't vote to stop them. what we are learning about his death is horrifying but i believe that we should be cracking down on saudi arabia because of their involvement in a proxy war in yemen. what didn't get reported on very much, although we did see some, was the saudi arabians bombing of a school bus and killing 40 children. this is something we have to step up against and so it's not just this but certainly we should wrap up from there and cancel these munitions deals that are out there. vukmir: it's barbaric and it's just horrible to think that anyone would do what was done there. the president wants to make sure that he has all the information before he makes a a decision on sanctions and if indeed we know and we know who has done exactly what is been a l

the last budget that senator baldwin those four. the $1.3 trillion budget had $138 billion, the spending cap. you race through them. that is not responsible. baldwin has a spending problem. government has a spending problem. and she is willing to continue to spend. i'm not. i want to live within our means. >> what is it not more of a top-of-the-line topic? >> frankly, i think i have brought it up in every speech i have given this week. newsthis week, we learned that there is a 17% increase in the deficit. to theverwhelmingly due tax bill that passed last year. because, corporate revenue is down. break to gave an 83% the top 1% of the individual side. and multinational, major political corporations on the corporate side. on the opposite come of 83% was hoping working people and middle-class families. i would have voted for it. mobil, in thexxon first year of this tax measure, is going to get a bigger tax break then every wisconsin family and individual combined. one company. that was irresponsible. now, the proponents of it are talki

tammy baldwin and --. here is the foundation president and ceo. >> good evening. -- it's number and rated television stations are pleased to welcome me to the u.s. senate debate between the two leading candidates. kate and state senator leah bill kreher. we are in wisconsin. in beautiful downtown wausau. excellence in public service. the debate is underwritten by the debbie v.a. foundation and supported by a grant me wisconsin association of independent coverages. let's go now to our moderator heard a veteran wisconsin broadcaster, member of the debt bva hall of fame and a professor of leadership in diversity. >> good evening. high quality debate served to marketing by helping voters see clear distinctions between candidates. they are not a game show. specific content generalities, policies not personalities and they demand candidates back of their positions and promises with fact that stand the test of scrutiny. that and we set specific rules for the candidates to which they have agreed. the order of cand

senator baldwin is lying to the people of the state. beings the big lie perpetuated about pre-existing conditions. i would fall in front of a truck before i let people go without coverage for pre-existing conditions. mym a nurse and i want patients to get the best coverage possible. under her plan, that won't happen. i want consumerism to take hold. tammy baldwin wants to put us under one plan where everything is the same instant of everyone getting the option they need. >> the question was not directed to ms. baldwin, but an expecting mother on essential care benefits. right now there is no republican plan or bill on the books or in congress that addresses the medical care of maternity. i am just asking, how would you approach dealing with that subject matter on essential care benefits, maternity care specifically? ms. vukmir: this is why you need more reinforcement from the u.s. senate. the nurse is going to show them what to do. what we need and health care is to get rid of the affordable care act. in your plan, the affordable care a

senate the between tammy baldwin and leah vukmir. tonight's debate continues our long-standing commitment to public service. let's go now to our moderator, a veteran wisconsin broadcaster, professor of leadership and

alec baldwin. the love right there. come on. oh, come on. we absolutely love you. i wish you were here every week. alec baldwin. this is -- this is a big weekend for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: first off, how's the family, how's everybody? >> everybody's great. we're back, you know, in the swing. home for the summer. you know, we're neighbors out there. we're out there. and my kids are always very sad when they have to come back. we say to them, "well the summer's over and we have to go back to the city now and go to school and go to work." they look at me like, "can we get another dad?" [ laughter ] can we move in with another family? >> jimmy: no. >> no, they don't want to come back to the city. >> jimmy: so they're a little bummed out to go back to school? >> they're bummed, but we're here. everybody's happy. >> jimmy: what a beautiful family, though. gosh, i gotta tell you. >> and my wife and i are back going to work. i just want to tell you this. and my wife -- we'll get to this later. but my wife

i'm brooke baldwin.special live coverage. pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. >> reporter: welcome to our continuing coverage from florida. i'm erica hill in panama city beach. brooke baldwin has made her way to mexico beach, florida. we're going to get to brooke in a moment. just to give you a sense of the destruction here that we are seeing here behind me in panama city beach, there a major structural issue behind me at this boat barn, which looks like a tornado tore through it. entire

we have to jump to brooke baldwin. getting the first images of the devastation in mexico beach. brooke, walk us through this. >> we have just now flown over mexico beach, and it's gone. it's gone. i want to -- we're going to get them to show you guys exactly how bad it is, but, i mean, it's -- it's obliterated and it's awful. it's awful to look at. i mean, just as we watched the deterioration along the coastline, it was bad in panama city beach, but i have never seen anything like this. i'm going to talk to alex, our pilot. he's going to loop us back around. as far as the eye can see, i see smoke in the distance. this is all mexico beach. trees, the brute force of the winds, you can see it here with all of these massive trees just flattened. mobile homes, apartments, warehouses. >> all right. >> tough signal there from brooke baldwin. she's in a helicopter over mexico beach, florida. one of the hardest hit areas. arguably, the hardest hit area from hurricane michael. and her words just moments ago, saying as we arrived

tammy baldwin does not have your best interest in mind. tammy baldwin has voted to increase your taxes 413 times! you heard the governor talk about $2500, tammy baldwin didn't think you deserved that $2500, i think that you do! of course the issue that we have been talking about, healthcare reform. the big -- tammy baldwin is saying that same light over and over again. we simply taking care of people with pre-existing conditions. i have said it before, i will fall in front of a truck before i let people go without coverage for pre-existing conditions! tammy baldwin's plan medicare for all, it is chaos for all, chaos for all because she wants to destroy, dismantle, medicare, medicare advantage, medicaid, night in not going to let her do it. i need to go to washington to fix healthcare reform. one last thing if i may, i am talking about chaos, i mean it is the left, everything they are about, chaos at the border, chaos, resist, obstruct, tammy baldwin stands for that chaos. she stand as for for open borders. she stands for sanctuary cities.

tammy baldwin and --. here is the foundation president and ceo. >> good evening. -- it's number and rated television stations are pleased to welcome me to the u.s. senate debate between the two leading candidates.

any opinion baldwin doesn't like is a talking point. media matters told her to see say that. she says calling out a mob somehow groupthink. when you try to defend someone from a large inca group, you're really just a sheep. reminds me of the other m word. brooke baldwin isn't even related to alex. it's not woke to portray a mob as protesters. when you offer excuses for harassment, you become its defender at airports, restaurants, campuses, streets, online. if you've never said anything that stood you apart from the crowd, how would you even know? before you cite right-wing anomalies, that's merely fringe for the left. it's now mainstream. there's a new one or two every day. like the professor telling people to contaminate or steal the food of republicans and restaurants. just another miscreant inciting mob action built upon previous excitements by leftist leaders, celebs, and activist. i guess that's a protest too. if the target is on the right, they had it coming and everything else is a talking point. jesse, everybody has talking poin

i'm brooke baldwin in destin, florida. john berman not too far away from me in panama city beach, florida. what a wild last hour. just watching so many people endure battling these massive winds, 155 miles per hour is what it's been clocked at for hurricane michael. keep in mind 155 category four. category five, 157. so just shy of that as it's really coming up through panama city beach and now heading inland. we'll talk weather and what you need to know in just a second. but, john berman, let's just have a conversation. i think you can hear now. i think the winds are a bit easier where you are in pcb. but for me here in destin, it's incredible, and we felt the wind not nearly as much as you did. i'm now almost seeing blue sky trying to peek out through these clouds. tell me how it feels where you are. >> reporter: no blue skies, at least not yet, brooke. where i am, the winds have died down and we are still seeing pictures of some blasts. there was about 45 minutes there, which i have not endured before with this consiste

our brooke baldwin got a chance to see it from the ski. the first helicopter to pass over, and city blocks, complete blocks, just gone. nearly every home, every dwelling damaged or completely destroyed. we're getting word there is the national guard on the ground now. they're going around, checking for people. there were people who decided to ride it out. there are not many, we think, but maybe a few dozen there on the ground. we're trying to get a sense of the situation there, and brooke is there seeing what she can find out. as of this morning, there were some 500,000 customers without power still in three states, florida, georgia, also alabama, north carolina. that power, they're working to get it back on. it's going to be slow going. we have seen crews out trying to clear the roads, but there's so much damage here, kate. as you said, it's going to take some time to rebuild, in a place like this, the surroundings i'm in, they're going to have to start from scratch. there's nothing salvageable at this point in so many of these buildings.

our brooke baldwin joins us now. walk us through, brooke, what you have been seeing. >> reporter: sure. so we were one of the very first crews to get on the ground and see what's rested to as ground zero, mexico beach with our own eyes. you know, roads as you were pointing out because of the powerful 150-mile-an-hour winds, roads are impassable. power lines are down. trees were down so we were able to secure a helicopter really early this morning. i started here in destin. as we flew along what is known as florida's gorgeous emerald coast, we started watching the coastline deteriorate from destin to panama city beach and as we landed, in looking at it all first hand, you can tell quickly that it's virtually gone. from the air, it's clear, much of mexico beach is gone. from the ground we see up close the devastation to the seaside city. home after home on this stretch of beach destroyed. while most of the 1,200 residents evacuated, a small number stayed behind. we don't know yet how many survived the near director hit

alec baldwin wants to overthrow the u.s. government and robert de niro calling the president the devil. bernie sanders refusing to condemn violent protesters. meanwhile in massachusetts, once identified as a minority or native american professor, she released the result of her dna test and she is not. and a brand-new undercover video from project veritas exposing missouri senator claire mccaskill that we will show you exclusively, and far left of use from everything from the second amendment to impeaching the president and how she's trying to hide it all. also hillary clinton busy defending her husband from allegations of sexual misconduct. all of this plus news breaking from saudi arabia and a major setback for stormy daniels and michael avenatti. it's time for tonight's jam-packed opening news breaking monologue. at this hour, we have booked breaking news on multiple front fronts. it has been thrown out and she has been ordered by a california judge to pay donald trump's legal fees. by the way, expect crickets from the sto

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actor alec baldwin spoke at a keynote in new hampshire, where he showed use about how the -- shared views about how the u.s. is being governed under president trump. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome at because, after alec baldwin. you came along, and everything started into hum ♪ alec: thank you. thank you. before i get started with my prepared remarks, i want to share three things. one is at the cocktail party, i learned two things about the people of this area. one is i asked people where are you from, are you from here originally? and i would get two answers. some people would say "my great great grandfather came here from scotland." and the other half said "i'm from massachusetts." [laughter] alec: that's pretty much the state of new hampshire. as i have learned. and second i'm told the red sox are up 2-0 over the houston astros. i'm from new york, so come on. and the other thing i was told about new hampshire are that half the seats in the room are the house delegation. i think that's amazing. i want to say thank you to ray buckley, amy kennedy for your graciousness. [applause

i'm brooke baldwin. to talk about this eye opening new report about the trump family business and a pattern of corrupt businesses. their eight-month investigation uncovered a pattern of deceptive sales number. and after months of hyping their close involvement, the trump family would deny responsibility and just up and walk away. i have andrea bernstein with me, the senior editor of "politics and policy" and one of the many people involved in this mega investigation. it's huge, all of what you guys dug up. give me some specific examples of how the trump family was deceptive. >> so in the story we took a deep dive in the trump panama. it's not a marriott. when they were starting this deal, they left potential buyers with the impression, for example, that they had an ownership stake, which they did not. we have an interview on our trump inc. podcast with ivanka trump in which she says it's 90% sold. it wasn't. it was making a 500% premium. it wasn't. >> so she was lying. >> ivanka was not telling the truth

baldwin is deranged lunatic and.s and donald trump is really tapped into that. steve: maybe he is talking about he would like to see a different government. so vote this one out. when you say overthrow, it gets people thinking, what is he talking about. ainsley: don't do it in a violent way. maybe if we give him the benefit of doubt maybe saying goes to polls and vote. you don't think that is what he is doing. brian: alec baldwin is funny, smart, talented. i thought that was an odd choice, yeah, biden and cory booker and all these other bigger names. ainsley: if it's a big actor, probably paying him to do it. steve: fill the house. ainsley: fill the house. steve: you're done? brian: no, watch. ainsley: we'll keep quiet. >> it is a toss. i'm giving you a subtle cue. getting yelled at. >> it is okay, thank you so much, brian, that was very sweet carley didn't want to cut me off. we have to get important update a convicted 9/11 terror as suspect has been freed by prison. he was taken from a german prison this morning. h

alec baldwin plays trump on "saturday night live."cature of it and he walks out on the campaign trail and makes a similar argument. >> katie: asking for civility or political correctness in terms of language is one thing but we have a record now democrats, a democrat shooting up a baseball field. democrats like maxine waters to get in the streets and get in the faces of republicans. we saw ted cruz attacked at a restaurant. a number of officials in the trump administration. that's the problem. it adds onto this frenzy of real physical behavior we've seen and he's not doing anything to help bring the temperature down, tell people to get out to vote. we don't really want violence. condemn the violence we've already seen. >> juan: you should mention this to your "lock her up" friends. >> katie: which ones? >> pete: this kind of rhetoric, okay, out-of-bounds, inbounds? >> dana: i don't really judge the rhetoric. basically saying overthrown nonviolently which means get out there and vote. i think it was constructive. he's in new hampshire

i'm brooke baldwin in destin, florida.an not too far away from me in panama city beach, florida. what a wild last hour. just watching so many people endure battling these massive winds, 155 miles per hour is what it's been clocked at for hurricane michael. keep in mind

you'll see, there lanes separated osbourn high from baldwi alanc baldwin elementary. school officials now say the threat was not credible and school will resume today and as a precaution, we noticed extra pligs he police on campus and there will be counseling available for those that need it as well. the person that is now in custody, they have not been identified just yet but they are facing criminal charges and more information is due out later today. school will resume as scheduled today. >> thank you. it's 6:47 now. happening today a young manse ac of threatening to shoot out walter johnson high school in bethesda will be in court. they found him with two rifles an ammunition. he is a former student that posted messages aboutg hatin the school and threats to shoot up the place. he's being held without bond. >> here at the live desk w h breaking news, there's a search on now for a missing elderly man in the district. your screen i you can. this is clarence miller. he's 75 years old and he uses a black manual wheelchair to get around. he was last seen in the 2400 bl

heather: anda alec baldwin's plans for an orderly government overthrow. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ probably should not. ♪ i've got somebody at home. ♪ if i stay i might not leave alone. ♪ i've got to bid you adieu. to another i will stay true. heather: good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. hope that everyone had a fantastic weekend out there and thank you very much for starting your week with us. i'm heather childers. let's begin with a fox news alert for you, lots of news to get through. three people arrested after a security scare in an air national guard base. authorities firing one shot at a car that breached a security gate at the 128th air refueling wing in milwaukee. no one was injured but the base was on lockdown for hours. two vehicles involved have been removed and an investigation is underway. also breaking right now, another violent weekend in chicago sees 27 people shot, two of them killed. police say they are getting almost no cooperation from witnesses. this coming just over two months af

everybody i'm stephen baldwin gosh i would contest hollywood guy usual suspects my favorite movie proud american first of all i'm dressed as george washington and r.v. enthusing just uncle steve to me is a good story the big boy because this is. buddy max famous financial guru and will she's a little bit different. there really no one knows the last but not least my larger than life. and aspiring star rio with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road to have fun. every day americans who know. what's america. i was naked. we start to bridge the gap this is the great american. time the money in the pilgrimage. pulled off to an undisclosed parking lot to meet a representative from dash to see if he can further sponsor their great ideas. like normally. and with the show's budget nearly run dry max is anxiety has caused him to start smoking. a live. how are you going to see. him rather than fast me at their. door oh well. you can make. the link. here. this is fantastic. so this is the whole dashed r.v. we've come in cross-country one of the coolest frickin things about da

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tonight senator sammy baldwin kmir in challenger lea vu wisconsin. and in ohio, senator sharad brown debates challenger jim acci. c-span is your primary chores for campaign 2018. with election day less than a month away and the control of congress in question, see the competition for yourself on c-span. watch the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. former newtoday, york city mayor michael bloomberg visited new hampshire to support candidates for statewide offices. he was at an event in nashua posted by the group moms in action. talk wasnible bracket -- [indiscernible talking] r there in the mayo nashua. [applause] i would like to welcome never went to nashua city hall, and welcome mayor bloomberg to our great city. [applause] introduceabout to einblatt, a very interesting man. ourit went to remind out-of-town visitors that out in front of city hall, to the left as you come in the front door, and that hasjfk, been there for 50 years or so, maybe more. his first campaign stop when he was running f

please welcome brooke baldwin! >> stephen: before we get into anything else, i have to ask you two questions, which i gotta ask people who work at cnn. >> okay. >> stephen: the panels. you have an issue, and you have somebody who-- who feels one way about it strongly and another person who feels the exact opposite strongly. you say both of them have equal credibility or else you wouldn't have them on. how do you not go insane? ( laughter ) because you have to agree with one of them, right, or disagree-- you must be like, "oh, shut up!" >> sometimes i feel like-- sometimes if you watch us it's, like, the triple box, and i'm like watching ping pong, this, back and forth, and back and forth. if somebody says something so insane you have to jump in and call them out but sometimes you want to breathe and let them go. >> stephen: and we the ones at home are going insane. >> sorry about that. sorry, not sorry. >> stephen: second question. has wolf blitzer ever smiled? >> he was in my wedding in may, stephen. he's the bigg

she is an incumbent, and he's facing a lot tougher battle then tammy baldwin.mes down to turn out and whether the governor can get his people to show up. and if he gets enough of them that could cause a problem for tammy bartman. the issue in missouri as you see it now? >> i think is right, health care, but it really energized republican voters and you could sort of feel the race shifting during those confirmation hearings into josh hawley's favor. >> bret: it would really appreciate the local perspective, you guys cover these races every day. thanks for that info. what will u.s. troops do as they fight over the border for immigration, i care vision which stretches back for miles. ♪ i know you want to leave me for schwab, but before you do that, you should meet our newest team member, tecky. i'm tecky. i can do it all. go ahead, ask it a question. tecky, can you offer low costs and award-winning wealth management with a satisfaction guarantee, like schwab? sorry. tecky can't do that. schwabbb! calling schwab. we don't have a satisfaction guarantee, but we do ha

so senator baldwin has introduced a c.r.a. disapproval resolution, a resolution brought under the congressional review act to repeal this fundamentally misguided policy from the trump administration. all of my colleagues should vote for this, but i suspect my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have a different idea because ever since taking control of congress and the presidency, republicans have deliberately, relentlessly undermind americans' health care. this particular policy is part of a long campaign to sabotage our health care system. remember, nearly every republican was silent when president trump canceled the program that helped low-income americans afford insurance. remember, every republican was silent when president trump directed his administration to stop helping americans sign up for the right policy. remember, nearly every republican was silent when president trump's justice department refused to defend protections for preexisting conditions, and a large number of republican attorneys general, some runni

. >> actor and activist alec baldwin spoke at a dinner hosted by the new hampshire democrat party. where he talked about republican policies and the midterm elections that are 21 days away. after his remarks he spoke briefly to reporters. >> new hampshire democrats, please pleasewalk alec baldwin: ♪ (music playing) >> alec: thank you. before i get started with my prepared remarks i want to share three things. one is at the cocktail party i learned two things about the people of this area. one is i asked people where are you from, are you from here originally and i would get two answers. some people would say my great great grandfather came here from scotland. and the other half said i'm from massachusetts. [laughter] that's pretty much the state of new hampshire. as i have learned. and second i'm told the red sox are up 2 nothing over thast rows. i'm from new york, so come on. and the other thing i was told about new hampshire are that half the seats in the room are the house delegation. i think that's amazing. i want to say thank you to ray buckley, amy kennedy for your graciousne

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brooke baldwin is in mexico beach, florida. our communication with her is challenging to put it mildly. i want to set the scene for you as we take a look at the aftermath of hurricane michael. this storm roaring ashore along the florida panhandle yesterday, the most powerful storm to hit this area in recorded history. just below a category five. it ran ashore with 150 mile-an-hour winds

know i'm a little backstage entry because on the election twenty six i sat down with my friend alec baldwin who's been on the show many times for thirty years and i explain to him exactly that the economy needed to be pivoted that there would be a need to rate the deep state you needed to really renaissance and give workers a chance to participate in the global economy by addressing all these trade deals and instead you got sucked into the rosie o'donnell you know kind of wing of the democrats to favor communism socialism you know just look at the soviet union it didn't work rosie o'donnell looked at venezuela it doesn't work you need to have a functioning competitive economy having a guy like donald trump reset the table is to exactly what was needed and i would like to claim victory over my friend alec baldwin at this time as being vindicated in everything i said would happen has happened you know he's forced to do podcasts for public radio in the backwaters of the hippa somewhere so there you go there you have it. i mean the fact is c.n.n. is saying this and they did lead the charge in m

>> alec baldwin has a history of not thinking about his word.the new hampshire democrat party to be highlighting him as a guest speaker at the eleanor roosevelt dinner of all things, it's disgraceful. but this an example wet were you are in new hampshire or across the country. main street democrats have to decide, are you going to associate with extreme liberal elitism? that's what government is about. it's about public service getting things done. the democrats have to decide if that's who they are going to be represented by. trish: you see what hillary clinton is saying. she is saying we can't be civil until we win. >> i take a lot of pride in new hampshire. we need to lead by example. you have to remember when it comes to public service the job is not about ourselves or what we want individually. for me it's about the 1.3 million people i represent. when you work collaboratively and positively, you let all the idea come to the table, amazing things happen. trish: people in new hampshire do work together and they are civil because they want to

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