if you would lou barletta, please, come out, lou barletta. lou barletta. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. this is amazing. you know, i never ever thought in my life i would become a politician, i first thought i would become a mayor, i never thought i would become a congressman. never in my wildest dreams did i believe that president of the united states would come to my home area, to help me win an election for the united states senate. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. i'm grateful and hu humbled by t the economy is soaring under president trump's economy, soaring. the market is up over 20%. unemployment 4%, black unemployment all-time low, hispanic unemployment all-time low, women unemployment all-time loy, small business confident at all-time high, consumer confident at an all-time high, more jobs now than people that are unemployed, isis is practically gone, new york is th--new north korea is at the table, the wall is being built, why would we stop that, we're not tired of winning mr. president. i want to tell you whop who wano

so if you would lou barletta, please come out. [applause] lou barletta. thank you. thank you.ust amazing. you know i never ever thought of my life that i would ever become a politician. i never thought that i would become a mayor. an effort.that i would become a congressman but never in my wildest dreams did i ever believe that the president of the united states would come to my home area to help me win an election for the united states senate. [cheers and applause] thank you. i am grateful and humbled by that. you know the economy is soaring under president trump to comment me. it is soaring. the market is up over 20%. unemployment is at 4%. black unemployment is at a low time -- all-time low. hispanic unemployment is at an all-time low. there are more jobs now than people who are unemployed. isis is practically gone. we are not tired of winning mr. president. but i wanted to tell you bob casey wants to stop that. he's become one of the most liberal senators in washington. he is so radical. he is so radical but he said no to no matter who president trump nominated to the supr

we need barletta.e looked ahead to 2020 sitting sites on potential opponents, the new stars of the democratic party. >> maxine waters, very low iq. i am running against pocahontas or crazy bernie. i saw him up there the other day, hair getting wider and wider, getting crazier and crazier. >> reporter: the president raised a familiar campaign promise he made two years ago in the same arena and every stop on the campaign trail, to build a wall. >> we are going to get nasty over the wall. the democrats, anything they want they want to oppose. we are going to take tough actions. we are getting are closing down government. we need border security. >> reporter: the president surprised many when he won in pennsylvania. popular in that part of pennsylvania. barletta is in question because he trails by double digits. todd: we learned about sleeping bob from awake griffin. wildfire rages in california in uncharted territory. that update from jerry brown who says the busy fire season could be the new normal for h

so, if you would, lou barletta, please come out. lou barletta. speak out thank you, thank you !t's amazing, this is just amazing. i never thought of my life i would become a politician. i never thought that i would become a mayor. i never thought that i would become a congressman. but never in my wildest dreams would i ever believe that the president of the united states would come to my home area to help me win and election for the united states senate. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. i'm grateful and humbled by that. you know, the economy is soaring under president trump's economy. it is soaring. the market is up over 20%, unemployment is at 4%, black unemployment is at an all-time low, hispanic employment is at an all-time low. small business confidence is at an all-time high. consumer confidence is at an all-time high. there are more jobs done for people who were unemployed. isis is practically gone, north korea is at the table, the wall is being built, why would we ever stop that? we are not tired of winning, mr. president. we are not tired of winning. but i wan

barletta is 16 points down.esident didn't hesitate to support him in the primaries and keep driving. you know he will be pushing his candidacy throughout. no backup whatsoever in this president. >> when i was in the white house i said he needs to be doing one of these at least once a week. now he's doing them multiple times a week. this is what made him the 45th president of the united states. he was so on board today when he went off the teleprompter. he's so in touch with the audience. someone in front of him wasn't feeling well. he said are you okay, get her help be make sure come back in. politics today is about authenticity. you really have -- lou: let me turn to if i may, russia. and the president ordering his national security team led by national security advisor john bolton into the briefing to talk about electoral integrity, securing our elections, and going after if you will the russians. i love that look to see that formidable national security team standing up there reminding every american that thi

barletta is 16 points down.his president didn't hesitate to support him in the primaries and keep driving. you know he will be pushing his candidacy throughout. no backup whatsoever in this president. >> when i was in the white house i said he needs to be doing one of these at least once a week. now he's doing them multiple times a week. this is what made him the 45th president of the united states. he was so on board today when he went off the teleprompter. he's so in touch with the audience. someone in front of him wasn't feeling well. he said are you okay, get her help be make sure come back in. politics today is about authenticity. you really have -- lou: let me turn to if i may, russia. and the president ordering his national security team led by national security advisor john bolton into the briefing to talk about electoral integrity, securing our elections, and going after if you will the russians. i love that look to see that formidable national security team standing up there reminding every american th

joining us tonight, congressman and republican senate candidate lou barletta of pennsylvania. lou, i've got to make a full disclosure here. we've known each other for years and i am an unabashed fan of lou barletta and a great, a great fan of all that you've done for not only as mayor but as congressman and for the country. just extraordinary. good toaf you wit to have you w. >> good to talk to you again. lou: when you watched the president go five for five on endorsements as he did in yesterday's primaries, you must be feeling pretty good about november 6. >> well, i don't see a blue wave, lou. what i see is people who are on a desert and think they see water. when they get there, there's no water. it's a mirage. the president is keeping his promises. they couldn't be happier. we'll win pennsylvania by a bigger margin in 2020 than he won last time. lou: and you're working across the state to win the senate against an establishment figure and the president has made it pretty clear of what he thinks of casey. you are going to be campaigning effectively on assuring solidarity wi

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lou barletta was one of my first supporters.d borders, will be a great senator from pennsylvania. his opponent is week on crime, ice and borders. we need lou. you trail in the polls. what does a trump campaign visit do for you, sir? >> it's a game changer here in pennsylvania. president trump is more popular today than when he won in 2016. especially here in northeastern pennsylvania where the blue collar trump democrats, those who waited maybe one to two hours to vote for donald trump will have another chance to go to an event where he will come back here and tell them why it's so important for them to come out again in the mid-term. >> bill: you're right about northeastern p.a. he won 12 of 14 counties in pennsylvania in 2016. won them by large margins. sometimes double digit numbers and narrowly lost the other two. the issue is like in philadelphia and in pittsburgh, in the cities. how do you counteract that? >> the same way he did. president trump went down there as candidate trump and told them what do you have to lose? he

vote for lou barletta. thank you. ♪. ♪ [music] ♪ ♪ .♪ ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ [music] [cheering and applause] >> coming up friday morning, author and director dinesh d'souza. then the democracy alliances - - that discusses the role of women in the 2018 campaign. be sure to watch 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. friday at 9:15 p.m. eastern, watch our profile interview with larry kudlow, director of the national economic council and senior economic advisor to president trump. >> i have been a believer that under the right policies which provide economic opportunity and freedom and incentives, we can grow the american economy at least at its historic rates. which, since world war ii, 1950-2000. we grew at 3.5 percent a year after inflation. i see no reason why we can't replicate that with proper policies. >> larry kudlow friday night at 9:15 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the radio app. senate confirmation hearings for brett kavanaugh to be a supreme court justice are expected in se

he will stump for lou barletta who struggled.he polling has them about 15 points apart, him behind democrat senator bob casey. given trump's recent success, the governor race in florida and the swing towards desantis there, do you -- how do you like barletta's odds having the president come here? is this a fight the president should wage? >> absolutely. i think pennsylvania is very much in play in this election. while charlie is right in one respect, casey is doing well among democrats, you know, lou could do better among republicans, in large part because he is not well-known outside of the region of the state he is from. bringing the president to campaign for him and giving lou some visibility will be a very good thing and solidify the republican base and closing the polls. i have seen polls that have this race closer. most of the polls have casey below 50%, which is not a great place for a democrat -- for any incumbent to be. >> the thing with desantis in florida is that he just went all things trump. he even has that new ad o

barletta trails by double digits. it will be an uphill climb but the president going back to the arena he has gone to in the past. todd: pocahontas, crazy bernie is now sleeping bob. he loves the nicknames. donald trump using his rally to encourage voters to go to the polls in november as the partisan gap grows wider. >> the midterm elections offer the once forgotten men and women a chance to make their voices heard again. >> we have a chance for a historic election to give the american people and honest choice between a radical extremist democratic party and the progressive wing gradually being destroyed by radical extremists or they can try to appease the elites. if they run district by district campaign they blues the house. it is impossible in the modern era, rush limbaugh approved of it. 435 districts every day. republicans are going to win the fight, when the argument, all the issues on their side but the question is do they have the courage. >> the midterms 95 days away. todd: mike pompeo with his counterpart o

joining us tonight, congressman and republican senate candidate lou barletta of pennsylvania.own each other for years . i am an unabashed fan of lou barletta and a great fan of all that you have done for not only as mayor, but as congressman up for the country. it's just extraordinary. good to have you with us. let's start with when you watch the president go 5-5 on a endorsement says he did yesterday, in yesterday's primary, you must be given pretty good about november 6. >> i don't see a blue wave. but i see people who are in the desert and think they see water when they get there it is a mirage. we will vote their pocketbooks but the president is keeping hi promises and they couldn't be happier. he'll win pennsylvania by a bigger margin in 2020 and he wo last time. and you are working across the state to win the senate against an establishment here. the president has made a pretty clear what he thinks. you're going to be campaigning campaigning effectively on assuring solidarity with the president, whether it be in the summit or whether it be just in general policy. give us

donald trump rallying in pennsylvania in support of barletta's campaign to unseat bob casey.resident attacking democrats are going -- talking points head on. >> when bernie tells how wonderful things are he wants to raise your taxes, create massive amounts of crime, open the borders. think about it. when he goes out and i say one thing, african-american, hispanic, asian, you have the lowest level of unemployment in the history of our country. how did somebody fight that? shannon: is the president doing more to energize the democratic base? senior advisor to george w. bush karl rove joins us from texas. >> good evening. shannon: i want to read something from an article on the whole, democrats are gleeful about trump commanding the spotlight with fewer than 100 days until the midterms. they know his approval ratings even if they picked up modestly in recent weeks, they contend his involvement will just democratic turnout which will outweigh any beneficial effects on gop voter enthusiasm. you see these rallies, tens of thousands of people showing up, isn't enough to make a diffe

, blue-collar democrats that support the president and won't tell a pollster. >> congressman lou barletta, thank you very much for being here with your perspective. >>> amazing, he says if our defense is as "why spent more?" it's like saying well, they didn't bring down the tower ins the world trade center in '93 so i guess we don't have to protect ourselves and then it happened in 2001. that's shocking. >>> hundreds of immigrant kids still in custody. the government says the aclu should find their deported parents. how will this immigration crisis be solved coming up next. >>> we mentioned throughout the morning president trump did not mention russia's ongoing efforts to interfere in the november elections. instead, the president dismissed it as a russian hoax hours after his intelligence chief said the threat was real. >> as i have said consistently. russia attempted to interfere with the last election and continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day. this is a threat we need to take extremely seriously and to tackle and respond to with fierce determination and focus.

it was anything but quiet last night at the rally for lou barletta. the president spoke more than an hour last night criticizing fake news for underplaying the success of his summits. the press would have preferred a boxing match with the russian leader and talked how the polls were wrong in 2016 and called them suppression polls to keep people from voting and he celebrated the economy with the market booming and unemployment low. >> president trump: since the election we've added a number nobody would have believed. 3.7 million new jobs, including close to 400,000 jobs in the manufacturing world. >> he also talked last night about the importance of building that wall and keeping dangerous gang members out of the u.s. and supporting ice and he is pledging to do just that. >> sandra: things got pretty heated yesterday at that white house briefing. what happened? >> yeah, sarah huckabee sanders squaring off with jim acosta over a question he asked whether the media is an enemy of the people. >> they've attacked me personally. as far as i know i'm the fi

you talk about lou barletta. i remember when he was the first person on capitol hill to endorse the president in 2016. the president clearly never forgot that. he started a whole trump caucus thing. the president's endorsement is the top prize for republicans, even though he doesn't have the greatest polling right now. if you look at the support amongst republicans, it's the greatest of any other president in recent modern history in terms of favoritabability ratin. it's the ultimate prize. >> he is incredibly popular. he is one of the most popular republican presidents that we've seen among republicans. he's polling at something like 84% among republicans. and you see that. that's why people want his endorsement. the other thing that's interesting, though, is if you look at the kind of enthusiasm he brings among republicans, he also brings out opposition among democrats. it's at an all-time high. the question is what's going to matter more? the opposition that democrats feel towards this president or the loyalty

the president spoke in support of pennsylvania up again lou barletta who is running for senate against democrat bob casey. he touted the economy and job creation slam taxes and regulations and attacked the fake news media and even came up with a new nickname for political adversary. >> we are at the white house with the details. edward - >> tom, president trump in his element here and the president came out firing just as he did for tuesday. this time he was talking about democrats in the election. the president for the second time this week in wilkesboro pennsylvania was bush and republican candidates for congress and also including lou barletta for senate and he came up with a new nickname for the senate senator for pennsylvania, sleeping bob casey. the president went on to tell the energetic crowd that the democrats are obstructionist and he touted the success of his economy and the jobs he created. >> were putting our steelworkers back to work at clips that no one would believe. you have dealers opening up seven plans, new brand-new 250 million dollar plant in florida. reporter: th

earlier, he stumped in pennsylvania for lou barletta, going up for a seat against bob casey. but he spent time listing his grievances against the media and touting his accomplishments, and when talking about lou barletta's opponent, trump described that as the boring stuff because sources tell cnn that president trump is increasingly frustrated with the russia investigation, the fact that it's still going on and seemingly produced no evidence of collusion. but the probe could be far from over, as president trump's legal team is continuing to negotiate the final details of a potential sit-down interview between president trump and special counsel robert mueller. and aides tell cnn that they hope by filling trump's schedule with these political events, they can help take trump's mind off the investigation, can improve his worsening mood in the ohio special election could provide a crucial opportunity for president trump to do just that as republicans are really hoping to avoid another democratic victory in a district that trump won easily just two years ago. christi. >> all rig

. >> the other thing about this, though, was that he was actually doing something for lou barletta, one of his favorite republican congressmembers. but barletta is running against a very popular democratic senator, bob casey, and casey has a long, the, his family roots are in that district. but you have to win the suburbs of philadelphia in that state. michael steele, as a former republican chair, you know that's not the way to reach out to the people in the suburbs. >> it is not. and i think that's one of the -- pennsylvania is a bellwether for a number of important races coming up this fall. and the fact that the president is so narrowly playing to a base, he feels good in that setting, he's having fun, he's riffing and cussing and doing this and the folks are loving it. to charlie's point, the rest of the country, the independent voters, center/right democrats and republicans, are looking at this and going, what is this all about? there is nonan inclination right now, i think, andrea, to empower that kind of mindset in washington any longer. and that's why you see the numbers for the

coverage this evening with president trump holding a rally in pennsylvania in support bidongressman barletta's for a senate seat. 7:00 eastern. trump discusses workforce issues in an event hosted by axios in washington, d.c. that is it 9:15 eastern on c-span. friday at 9:15 eastern, watch ,ur interview with larry kudlow senior economic adviser to president trump. : i have been a believer that under the right policy that creates freedom of opportunity and incentives, we can grow the american economy at least at its historic rate, which, since world war ii, from more or less 1950 two the year 2000, we grew at 31 and i see no reason why we can't replicate that, with proper policies. larry kudlow, friday night at 9:15 eastern, on c-span, c-span.com or listen with the free c-span radio app. national security officials joined white house press secretary sarah sanders for today's press briefing. they talked about the ongoing influence of russia's campaign against american elections. this is about 45 minutes.

bob casey can sleep because he's 250b9 points ahead of lou barletta in his race. >> that doesn't worry? that's the thing that trump does. he gives a nickname, makes people laugh, democrats didn't figure out what to do with it, republicans didn't figure out what to do with it and he crushed them all. >> he didn't crush hillary clinton, she won by three million votes, the popular vote. >> but we're an electoral college country. >> that's not what decides elections, joan, you know that very well. >> steve, stop yelling in my ear. >> i didn't yell but we have a constitution -- >> he won the electoral college, i agree. he did not crush hillary clinton. >> we have a constitution. >> he didn't crush anybody. >> he did electorally and that's all that matters. >> and lou barletta is not -- >> is anybody ready for this? this is the way trump beats people. he comes in and everybody laugh s. >> all of these vulnerable senators like bob casey, like sherrod brown, like tammy baldwin, like joe manchin, they're up in their races, erin. that was supposed to be a baghdad bath for democrats, especially t

, but trump only endorsed lou barletta 'cause he thought he was the guy who sang "mambo number 5." [ter ] [ applause ] ♪ ♪ a little bit of melania in my life little bit of stormy would be ♪ no. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, i heard that this week at the white house, trump met with a group of pastors. apparently the pastors wanted to see what it is like to meet someone who's broken all ten commandments. [ laughter and applause ] eleven. i saw that this morning, trump's commerce secretary wilbur ross did an interview on fox business network. this is really funny. he was talking so slowly that they actually cut to commercial before he was done speaking. [ light laughter ] this is real. watch this. >> what i do know is that if the press reports are true, this is another sign of china using government intervention to influence what should be purely commercial decisions. >> right. great point. secretary, good to -- >> that's exactly -- >> yeah. >> from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organization. >> jimmy: what is -- [ applause ] wow. anyway the point of it al

he was stumping for congressman lou barletta in lkes-barre, pennsylvania, yesterday. >> during the rally, that president touched on the border wall policy he wants, the possible government shutdown and his meeting lastonth wit russian president vladimir putin. >> we're being hindered by the ruian hoax. it's a hoax, okay? i'llell you what, russia's very unhappy that trump won, that i can tell you. but i got along great with him. >> president trump's comments came hours after the untry's top national security chiefs warned that russia is still trying to interfere in the u.s. elections. >> tracie potts is following the latest developments on capitol hill. what are officials saying about russia's interference this time? >> reporter: thet' presid national security team says that russia is behind pervasivees messhat's designed to weaken ourhiountry going in election. where is this coming from? fbi, homeland securi national intelligence, national security adviser, all of them including the national security agency, saying t theeat is real. last night, the president, as you just heard, called it

president trump rallying in pennsylvania in support of congressman lou barletta's campaign to unseattor bob casey. the president tackling democrats talking points head on. >> when bernie tells how wonderful things are, think about it, he wants to raise your taxes, he wants to create massive amounts of crime, he wants to open your borders. think about it. think about it. when he goes out, and says one thing, african-american, hispanic, asian, you have the lowest level of unemployment and history of our country. how does somebody fight that? right? >> shannon: as the president is doing more to energize the democrat base, fox news contributor, karl rove joins us from texas. good evening, karl braids pick a good evening. >> shannon: let's talk about this. i want to read something from an article in "the hill," democrats are near gleeful with the idea of trump commanding the spotlight. they nod his approval ratings are mediocre even if they ticked up modestly in recent weeks. they contend that his involvement will choose democratic turnout, a factor they think will outweigh any beneficial

trump was in pennsylvania to campaign for congressman lou barletta.e's running against incumbent democrat bob casey in november's general election. >>> the president trump's weighing in and the abduction from reagan national. "the new york times" reports ivanka trump disagreed with her father on weather journalists are the enemy of the people. in an interview with the axios news site, his daughter shared some of his complaints about the media, but she stoppedrt of condemning journalists. >> i have some sensitivity around why people have concerns and gripe, especially when they sort of feel targeted, but, no, i do not feel that the media is the enemy of the people. >> ivanka trump also said that the immigration policy on separating children from their parents was a low point during her time at the white house. >>> "the hill" reports later in the day white house press secretary sarah sanders and reporter were completely understandable. >>> the "washington post" reports an amber alert was issued after a 12-year-old girl was abducted outside reagan nation

i'm surprised lou barletta didn't work that into his little advertisement. anyway. we have a busy friday. thank you very much for joining us. we have lots more coming up regarding the breaking news of the day. we have the big thing. we have the barbecue. we have singers and we have got some headlines. jillian: that's right. we are following a number of stories this morning. fox news alert right now. five year veteran of the colorado springs police force is fighting for his life after being shot in the head. the suspect is due in court this morning. officer jim responding to a call when a suspect opened fire. he also was shot but will be okay. he was already out on bond for a weapons charge. the fbi issuing an amber alert for a girl who may have been abducted. investigators safe jing jing was taking at reagan international airport in washington, d.c. by this woman that you see on your screen in the surveillance video. the 12-year-old from china was traveling with a group touring american disools. police say she is in extreme danger. >> we believe there is evidence to

evening president trump is holding a rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, to support congressman lou barletta's bid for u.s. senate seat. it starts at seven ago p.m. eastern. and tonight, ivanka trump discusses workforce issues at an axios atsted by 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. point,igh

. >> lou barletta is a guest on "new day." ohio is a good indication of where we are headed.eet about the 12th congressional race, but mixed up candidates deleted the tweet. let's under score how crucial the race is on tuesday. set the stage. >> this is a congressional district represented by republicans since the '80s. john kasich represented it before. this is a district that donald trump won by double digits. we have seen this in the special elections where you have the deeply republican districts and they seem to be going democrats. historically speaking, when you see the shift we have been seeing in the special elections, it tends to forecast good news for the democratic party in this particular year. >> is that similar to tennessee? the president won by 26 points there and it looks like phil bredesen has a legit shot there statewide. is that just a different race all together? bredesen can appeal in a lot of those moderate districts? >> you know, phil bredesen is a character. a twice elected governor in that state. make most mistake, this is partially about phil bred se

lou barletta. >> [cheers and applause]. >> loyal citizens like you help build this country. together, we are taking back our country. we are returning power to where it belongs to the american people. >> [cheers and applause]. >> this is the state where our founding fathers declared our independence. signed our constitution, and defended our god-given rights. >> [cheers and applause]. >> proud pennsylvania workers mine the coal, work the railroads and forged the steel that made america into the greatest and most powerful nation in the history of our world. now it's more powerful and richer than ever before. it's only to get better! >> [cheers and applause]. >> from valley forge to getsburg to normandy, they sweated their blood and their very lives to protect our families, our freedom and our great american flag. >> [cheers and applause]. >> we stand on the shoulders of these american patriots who knew how to work, knew how to fight and knew how to win. they knew how to win. >> [cheers and applause]. >> with your help, your voice and your vote, we are going to keep on fightin

and president trump back on the campaign trail i pennsylvania, stumping forou barletta, in wilkes-barreuring the rally, that president touched on the border wall policy he wants, the possible government shutdown and his meeting last month with russian presidtit vladimir >> we're being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax, okay?u i'll tell at, russia's very unhappy that trump won, that i can tell you. but i got along great with him.t >> presirump's comments came hours after the country's top national security chiefs warned that russia is still trying to interfere in the u.s. elections. wohl have we'll have more on the "today" show. t daughter, ivanka trump is distancing herself from some of her father's controversial policies. she answered questions at an event yesterday. when asked about her high and g low points durr time at the white house, she said that one of the lowest points was seeing the family serations at the u.s./mexico border. >> that was a low point for me, as well. i feel very strongly about that. and i am very vehemently against family separation. >> ivanka trump was

the president touted and pushed republican candidates for elected office, this time it was for lou barlettang others for senators created new name for democrat from pennsylvania sleeping bob casey, we told energetic crowd democrats want to be obstructionists an touted the successes of the company including jobs the administration created. >> we are putting steel workers back to work at clip that is nobody would believe. u.s. steel is opening up 7 plants, new cars opening up a brand-new 250 million-dollar plant in florida. the president highlighted how other administrations have not been able to handle north korea and his administration has done more to win around the globe. >> i have a long great with chairman king, it's a good thing and not a bad thing, by the way. i got along with and you know what, baby i've got the hostages back, didn't have to pay anything. and you know what, honey, they are not testing anymore nuclear, they haven't had a test in nine months and you know what else, they're not sending rockets over japan and they're not sending missiles over japan. >> he went onto say h

he will campaign for balderson who is head to when he had barletta.esiden help a candidate beyond his base when history shows most of the times at these rallies he talks about himself. case in point, the president stumping for a u.s. senate candidate in pennsylvania but he only spent about ten minutes talking about that race. he suggested it wasn't nearly as interesting as what he had been talking about. >> all right. let's get back to some boring subjects like bob casey. isn't that boring. i got to talk about bob casey. don't fall asleep as we talk about sleeping bob. that's it. sleeping bob. that's it. >> here to talk about the trump factor on the president's 2018 strategy. evan, how worried are republicans about the ohio race? let's start with the nuts and bolts. >> they are pretty worried. if we lose this seat, and it's very possible. it's a narrative setting that democrats have momentum going in. look what happened with connor lamb. he eked out a victory equal connor eked out a victory. voters who sat health care was either very important or the

you have barletta in pennsylvania, ohio and north dakota, they made it through senate primaries as didst night so what's made all the difference? nearly all of the difference of congress who won their primaries for statewide office got endorsements from president trump or ran unopposed. in this environment it's pretty clear when a republican candidate for office does not get an endorsement for trump. we're going to talk about what that means for the november midterms when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together at the lincoln summer invitation sales event. get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus $1,000 bonus cash. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills block one. flonase sensimist. new laptop with 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes start them off right. with the school supplies they need at low prices all su

he's going to be campaigning for barletta. it is also where biden still has a pretty stronghold.ember the story. president trump, the only state he's worried about is pennsylvania. you'll want to watch that rally tomorrow night. >> greg: there is another rally? >> dana: yes and another one on saturday. >> juan: about greg, you need a 90 to buy my groceries in pennsylvania. >> greg: juan, you need an i.d. to buy certain groceries. i know that for a fact. >> jesse: cigarettes, alcohol. >> greg: if you want to buy any kind of -- you know they would not sell me some kind of decongestant. i was sick as a dog but they wouldn't sell it to me. >> jesse: because you look like an addict. >> dana: president trump creating a frenzy in washington for saying attorney general jeff sessions should end the russia probe. the latest reaction next. [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here... no, no, my number is one, you must want two! two, i say!! like my father before... [telephone ring] like my father before... ahoy-hoy! as long as people talk too loudly on the phone, you can count o

the event was intended to drum up support for republican congressman lou barletta in his bit to unseat democrat senator bob casey but it featured some of the president's greatest hits, including criticizing nato and his new favorite, justifying shutting down the federal government to get funding for his border wall. >> the united states is not going to continue to spend our money, our sweat, our tears, our blood on people that aren't. you know, i don't know if you know it, and i said to them as a room. i said, look, i'm all for nato. one thing i know is that nato, which protects europe, is better for europe than it is for the united states. we're way far away. you know, you listen to some of the generals, sir, they are an ally, we must protect them. they're a long way away. >> we're going to be taking some very tough actions. it will be taken, some tough actions. i don't know if it is before the election or after the election. you know, a lot of the republicans say -- and they're good. they're good. we need more republicans, but they're friends of mine. they say, president, you know --

peter king, lou barletta, and the ivanka trump. mr. trump, you have done so much to drive attention to this issue at this point. thank you all for being here and for your interest. now to our senate colleague. our first panel has two distinguished colleagues. first, let's hear from sen. of iowa, followed by senator gillibrand, of new york. they have both displayed leadership in their advocacy for american workers and families. we are pleased to welcome you here. senator ernst? sen. ernst: thank you. ranking member, chair cassidy, think for inviting me to testify before you today. i also want to thank my dear friend and colleague, kirsten gillibran of new york. thank you for being an important voice on this issue. the issue of paid leave is incredibly important. fathers,of mothers, ran parents, and families across the country struggle with the realities of child birth and infant care, while hard to put food on the table and raise strong and healthy families. it is long overdue that congress not just have a conversation on these matters,

i'm thinking of prominent immigrant row shows like lou barletta, joe arpaio actually discouraging. >>t's the story of a country i think. if you look at my second generation at home, i find very few of my nieces, my nephews who feel that kind of affinity. i mean, when we're having a barbecue, my mom pulls out the -- you can see them rolled her eyes like come on. i think it's part of the assimilation that some people question whether mexicans are as assimilated as of the country or other cultures. i think they are wrong. i think it's such a powerful assimilation, and hence, i mean, i'm not coming getting back to "homelands," but i think if young people can pick up this book and feel that you don't have to forget the mexican side of you or that part of you can still be able to embrace both sides, and hopefully i have done my job. there have been studies cited in the book just about how fast this assimilation process has taken over. i don't know, i hope, i mean, even though we are not separated by oceans, the process of becoming american, it's not that different if your a mexican or centr