barr: there's a lot there.f i could come i would like to respond to a lot of what she said about the replacement plan which is false. i want to focus on which he is just advocating right now. when she first got into this race, she said in her own words , and there has been conversation about us taking words out of context. what she said in context was that single-payer is the way to go, that universal socialized , medicine is awesome. that is her in her own words. line.gressman, you are >> she didn't realize this district was as liberal as she is. she said that not knowing that people would bristle at that. so she modified her viewpoint and said well, i am for a medicare buy-in and a public option. moderator: so i want you to clarify -- rep. barr: if i could -- let me finish my thought it i will be happy to engage further. she modified her position and saying she was for a public option. public option is single-payer. on a delayed fuse. anybody in the private health insurance market place will tell you in our d

vote for andy barr.plause] ["you can't always get what you want"] ♪ ♪ i saw her today at the reception ♪ >> the white house says president donald trump plans to visit florida and georgia monday to survey damage from hurricane michael. the president will be accompanied by the first lady. >> ♪ at her feet was her footloose man you can't always get what you want ♪ >> later today, ohio senator sherrod brown will debate republican representative. c-span, at c-span.org, and our radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. on monday, david brett will debate abigail span berger in virginia seventh district, live at 6:30 p.m. eastern. later, the senate race in arizona. kiersten cinema debates martha mcsorley for the seat of check flight -- of jeff flake. >> anarchist on newsmakers this week is

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barr: mr.sident, welcome to kentucky's sixth congressional district, a swing district that two years ago you a sent a message to a nation because you want it by 15 points. and welcome to madison county. a county mr. president, that you won by a whopping 32 points. home of eastern kentucky university where we are right now. the most pro-veteran university in america. home to workers who relocated from eastern kentucky, who value a paycheck to put food on the table, and mr. president, thank you for ending the war on coal. [applause] madison county, home of the department of criminal justice training, the kentucky state police, two awesome police departments, and democrat sheriff mikecoil, the sheriff of the year who says mr. president, to keep the drugs out of our communities, we need to build the wall. [applause] and when i first met you, mr. president, i told you about our drug problem in kentucky and you listened. six months later, i was in the white house with you when you declared a national

vote for andy barr.plause] great man. is ae for a republican vote for more jobs, more wealth, and more products made right here in the good old usa. it is about respecting our laws, heroes of law our enforcement. they are heroes. and a vote for republicans is a vote to reject the democratic policies of hatred, anger, and division, and to celebrate the greatness and the glory of being an american. [applause] media, it isto the not up to the pundits, it is up to you to decide your own fate. you have the power with your vote to defend your family, defend your country, your values, your faith, and to defend your dignity. loyal citizens like you help build this country. and together, we are taking back our country. we are returning power to the american people. [applause] this great state was settled by really, how tough, how smart, by tough, tough men and even tougher women, by the way. [applause] but it was settled by tough men, pioneer women who braved the wilderness and defined the dangers to build testif

is this is a new chapter in the lives of the conner family. >> reporter: in true roseanne family, barreted after tonight's premier. of course, it was a tweet that pushed her off the air. the commercially successful reboot of her wildly popular show. torpedoed on may 29th by barr's racist tweet about former president obama's senior adviser, valerie jarrett. the tweet got the series cancelled. >> obviously, when i read the tweet that day, i was disappointed. i thought it was regrettable. she's family so i don't really want to touch on it more than that. >> reporter: in a message on social media, michael would denounce the tweet, calling it reprehensible. >> i never commented about her as an individual, but it was very serious to me because i think there's a lot of people in our society who needed to know that wasn't how i felt or where i stood. >> i felt completely paralyzed when it first happened. i texted sarah gilbert basically, we're screwed. and then i started to think about what it must be like for an african-american person in our society to grow up and to read things like that. >

you have president trump in there stumping for andy barr tonight. amy mcgrath attracted joe biden the other night. why is this race seen as so pivotal by both partys? >> this race is definitely one to watch right now because we're seeing a republican who is a three-term lawmaker, and he's being challenged by this democrat now that's pulling in the heavy weights here. also a little bit of a litmus test for all the other races around the country right now, that we're seeing a lot more republican enthusiasm to vote following brett kavanaugh's testimony along with dr. ford. that's something that's kind of blow things out of the water for democrats right now. we expected a blue wave and we're seeing that shift now. president trump coming out less than 30 days before the elections could actually make a difference and shift things for republicans. >> democrats have pinned a lot of their hopes on their female candidates in the midterm elections, amy mcgrath is one of the strongest of those. >> yes, and it's definitely one year where we're talking a lot abou

congressman barr?>> thank you. when i first ran for congress, i made a commitment to restore the american dream, and we are keeping that promise, and we are getting results. and because of our policies in washington, tax cuts for the middle class, because of deregulation, because of reforms, bipart sisan reforms i have led, because of the work we are doing on medical research and fighting the opioid epidemic and rebuilding our military and giving our troops their first pay raise in a decade, america is back. the american people are better off now. my -- >> final words to ms. mcgrath. >> sure. what i really want is for my kids to grow up in a kentucky that have leaders that will always put their country above their political party, will always do the right thing. we need to invest in education for our children. we need to invest in infrastructure here in the 6th district. so that 20 or 30 years from now, we're competitive in the world. that means world broad band. it means, you know, making sure we fix

barr: mr. president, welcome to kentucky's 6th congressiomal district. [applause] a swing district that two years ago, you sent a message to the nation because you won it by 15 points. and welcome to madison county. a county mr. president, that you won by a whopping 32 points. home of eastern kentucky university where we are right

if barr's going to win re-election?ound bite, i mean, it sounds like he's talking about the fact that he didn't mind that general grant drank. abraham lincoln, meaning. and he brought in the right people for the job as i react to that, that would be what i hear. leland: in general as the president sort of goes on -- fair to say there's not a lot of presidential candidates who have ever gotten on the stump and talked about the greatness of robert e. lee. >> no, no, absolutely not. [laughter] leland: i guess does it also fire up the democratic base that you were talking about? 15 seconds, and you get the last word. >> oh, sure, it very well may. but here's the thing, the key to president trump coming to the 6th district that's going to help andy barr is that you have 17 counties that are surrounding that fayette county area, and that is what you would consider to be sort of red territory, if you will, republican-strong territory. and be they will be fired up by the president's presence here. leland: all right. well, in th

but andy barr is a former student of mine at the university of virginia.ant people to know he got an "a" in my seminar, campaigns and elections. and he's proven in his career that he deserved that "a." he's done quite well. i don't endorse candidates. i'm simply offering that as a fact. back to the subject. eric: this is not an endorsement, certainly not. i'm an objective man. you get an " a" in your class, you must be doing something right. about what the state assemblies, the state senates, that's where they'll be duking it out, even though the republicans control the majority of them. >> this is what is significant. 6,000 plus state legislative seats are on the ballot. there are only 7,400 state legislative seats in the entire country. so over 80% of all the state legislative seats are being elected this year. it's significant obviously because they pass policies that affect every citizen in those states. but also many of the people elected this year will be around in 2021 when the next redistricting is done after the census. so it has implications goin

. >>> president trump hits the campaign trail today stucking for randy barr. visit from joe biden yesterday. >> i'm here for amy mcgrath. >> it shows barr and mcgrath in a dead heat. >> the pelosi/mcgrath plan -- >> they say it accused her on a single tax player plan. in those two previous midterms. "the wall street journal" notes taxes is the top plan as they slam the gop for trying to eliminate obamacare. >>> new details have emerged after the disappearing jamaal a khashoggi. his fiancee said he was not nervous about going there. richard engel, what's the latest? >> reporter: you can see there's a great deal of interest in this story. reporters are surrounding the building. for the last 24 hours, saudi diplomats and staff have been coming and going. they out, they don't taunt to recorderet between ter yes and sau saudi. turkey, which has been suffering from serious economic hardships in the last month or so wants this problem to go away. it doesn't seem to be going away. in terms of khashoggi's state of mind when he went into the consulate, that's very inter

andy barr is the republican incumbent, his opponent amy mcgrath.ad the viral video a year ago, former fighter pilot, pulled off an upset in the democratic primary this year. she's facing off against barr, this is a district democrats think they have a chance to pick up. you go back a little further it's a district democrats have represented before, you have the suburbs around lexington, the university there, where democrats think they can have a high energy and mcgrath can overperform what they do in the more rural areas. the other reason we're looking at this, when election night rolls around, this is the first poll closing we get is in kentucky so we start getting numbers from this district early. so keep in mind the sixth district of kentucky when election night rolls around. one of the first we're going to get. joining me now for more, mark murray. mark, i know you have your rankings if you want to call them that. you put tiers together for the different house races. and you've given folks a sense how you see the landscape. we're talking about

jon: congressional race in the kentucky's 6th district, andy barr versus amy mcgrath.essentially tied right now. if barr pulls that one out, it could be an indication of where things are going to go really for the entire evening. >> yes, that's one that's seen as an early bellwether race. the reason for that is because while it is a toss-up and it really shouldn't be, this is andy barr who has been in congress since 2013, president trump actually won that district by nearly 15 points in 2016, but it just represents the huge amount of enthusiasm that currently exists among the democratic base. and it's one in which it is a get out the vote campaign obviously, and it is one where if andy barr is able to hold on that, then the gains in the house for the democrats may not be the blue wave that has been so much discussed. though, the fact that it's a toss-up itself is already a problem. jon: thanks. >> thanks for having me. jon: the northeast slammed by the first nor'easter of the season. the damage behind this powerful storm, and your sunday forecast, that's next. - i love

andy barr. who is seeking reelection for a fourth term. by the way, this is one of the countries most closely watched races which is why joe biden was there last night campaigning for a former marine fighter pilot. she is the democratic candidate, amy mcgrath. student to be a strong candidate of the gop incumbent. andy barr. this is marine one as the president is getting his ride on the way to meet his airplane, air force one. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i hope not. we will find out what happened. we are looking very hard. a lot of very good people on it. so does turkey, so does saudi arabia. you will be the first to know. [inaudible] we are looking everything that you can look at when it comes to illegal immigration. we people trying to get into our country because of how well our country is doing. and in the old days when the country wasn't doing well, it was a lot easier. now everyone wants to come in and they come in illegally and they use children. in many cases the children are not theirs.

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in the humanities at barr college. he is the global view column must on how to change the world. god and gold. let's get that in the right order. please join me in welcoming and ambassador row. we are so pleased and honored to have you with us today as you are reminding me earlier america's first a treaty with alliance was signed with france in 1778. it was such a stressful event that we didn't sign another one until 1949. but france, is america's the oldest diplomatic relationship at times it has been one of the storm asked but over the century it has endured on the french had a tradition of sending very interesting and informative observers to the united states we probably learned more about ourselves from one frenchman than whole university departments of america study. i was hoping you wanted to start off today with some thoughts about the state of the world in the u.s. fresh relations. what's ever on your mind. >> it's a pleasure to be here. [indiscernible] is it on? what they were saying. i think in the u.s. it so comparable. it says a lot. about the fact and the crisis we'

in the house race for kentucky's sixth district, it encumbered republican andy barr debates and the mcgrath. that begins at 8:00 p.m.. watch both debates on c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. next, "q&a," author james mann and his biography of george w. bush. then british prime minister theresa may takes questions from members of the british house of commons. after that, the british ambassador to the u.s. talks about the state of exit negotiations. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," james mann, author and resident of the johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies. he talks about his biography of george w. bush. brian: james mann, author of the biography on george w. bush. if a friend of yours who had never met george w. bush asked you to tell about him, what would you say? james: i would say he was a guy who was the son of a president, had trouble dealing with that

nbc creating the spinoff after canceling the roseann reboot following a racist tweet from rosanne barrat some deemed a racist tweet. the new series premieres next week. we are less than one month until the midterms, donald trump hitting the road to rally for battleground states this week. what key accomplishments does the gop need to have ahead of the midterms? here to break it down, political analyst ron meyer. glad to have you with us. let's begin with the brett cavanagh confirmation process. we heard from peter doocy in his report that both sides are using that to move forward in the midterms. is that a good idea? >> it is one of those things, that is the next week or two and i don't think, it is really encapsulated for the last couple weeks here but not sure it will last beyond that. i didn't see republicans very motivated to vote before this. a lot more republicans will be motivated to vote. democrats were already motivated and will continue to be so the other issues in these different states and districts, the president and congress have had a lot of national security success and

said quick action by police prevented further casualties last night at approximately nine pm robert barres was formally taken into federal custody following the issuance of an arrest warrant by a federal magistrate judge here in the western district of pennsylvania is presently still in the hospital following surgery and under guard at this point we have nothing to indicate that bowers had accomplices but again we are in the early stages of this investigation we continue to conduct interviews scrub social media review possible surveillance camera video and exploit digital media to determine how and why bowers committed this terrible act i ask again that if you have information that may help please contact law enforcement i'd like again to thank chief she word of the pittsburgh police for the heroic actions of his officers had bowers made it out of that facility there's a strong possibility that additional violence would have occurred. well max found out from the news desk joins me in studio has been following this story so max has been interesting chatter about the activity of the shoot as

showing support for congressman andy barr has been a close race against democrat anyway craft nearedesident touting the economy again saying he needs more republican lawmakers to keep it going. >> under republican leadership, america is booming. it is thriving. [cheers and applause] americana is whining again because we are finally putting america first. [cheers and applause] mitch and randomly all do it together. we have a great team. but we need more of them. we need more republican votes. eric: garrett tenney live at the white house with more. reporter: president translating they will have a hard template onto the majority of house and the midterm elections but he isn't giving up on the house altogether. last night's rally, kentucky is an example of how the president is with tight house races particularly in red states where his presence could push republicans over the finish line. in kentucky's sixth district is one of the most-watched house races in the country. congressman andy barr running for his first term locked in a dead heat with amy mcgrath, retired marine fighter pilot.

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suzanne somers and roseanne barr. >> suzanne somers weighing in on abc, firing roseanne barr.k the network lost big. she had the eye of the storm with 50% of the country who is pro-trump and 50% who is not. it is true the premiere episode of the connors received a pretty good 10.5 million viewers nowhere near as much of the 18 million the roseanne reboot received in its first episode. more reaction to suzanne somers's comment. suzanne is right, this was abc's loss. another facebook user says i have no interest in watching the show now. this is interesting. abc fired suzanne somers 40 years ago for asking for equal pay. and weighing in on another controversial firing. jillian: 91 years old mister feeney has still got it. >> the actor best known for playing mister feeney in the sitcom boy meets world is making news again. apparently still teaching right from wrong. we have a little sound. >> feeney! >> that was a new one. >> you are not calling a duck. >> he is 91 years old and successfully stopped a burglar from breaking into his house. someone tried to force open the back door

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abc cancelled roseanne after barr's racist tweet about former obama advisor valerie jarrett.w sitcom will try to move on from roseanne who led that show for a decade. >> it's been a secret, no one knows. so give it up, youyeah, okay. >> i thought she lost her car keys. >> a full interview with sara gilbert and john goodman coming up on gma at 7:00 and you can watch the connors tonight at 8:00. >>> next the seven things you need to know before you go. >>> share your photos california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> it's 6:55. here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, pg&e says it will restore power to all customers who were cut off

>>> reporter: as sherri barr looks at photos of her ugwho loved hanging ounds, shop doing her makeup. oceana was a junior in livermore and had a twin sister named angelina. she died monday from a suspected opioid overdose. >> please watch your children. if you see any difference in them, talk to them, be there for them. not anybody's fault. kids will be kids. >> reporter: she died a day after another teen was found death of a suspected opioid overdose in livermore. authorities have identified him as 18-year-old justin miles. his stepfather scott adams talked about justin's death on social media. >> so there's a fairly good likelihood that my stepson, justin, now deceased, probably got two doses of fentanyl yesterday. now, we weren't surprised because it had been a long battle with addiction since he was 14. he had a very bad head injury when he was 14 from a bicycle accident. and he was wearing a helmet but it was still a bad accident. his behavior changed after the accident. >> i felt sorry for the other family that lost their son justin. my daughter knew him, as well. >> reporter: t

and in the house race for andy barr debates democratic challenger amy mcgrath. p.m.from lexington at 8:00 on c-span. you can watch both debates on the website or use the radio app . c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. q&a,-span's james mann talks about his biography of president george h w bush. >> don't worry about my legacy because i am still studying theodore roosevelt, or harry they are not going to be an objective history done on this administration for a long time. >> it is not too soon to judge on some aspects of his legacy. it is not too soon to judge on the war in iraq. hedidn't accomplish what thought it was going to accomplish before he started the war. american000 plus lives, $2 trillion, and i think, i write in my book, and i don't think the judgment will change it was one of the biggest strategic blunders in american history. announcer 2: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on your day -- on q&a. announcer 1: utah republican senate candidate mitt romney spoke and rice university about trump administration policies and the future of the republic

the most recent poll was not that recent and september has andy barr up by only one percentage point good for the so-called kavanaugh ballot in a string of other successes by president trump including the return of pastor brunson which we have been watching this afternoon. the mexico canada trade deal and new employment figures and a lot more. there is kind of a contagion effect, a positive contagion effect trickling down from president trump. case and point, mitch mcconnell, two years ago, he said as donald trump was a candidate, if he wins the nomination we will drop him like a hot rock. fast-forward two years to today. in an exclusive interview with the washington examiner yes they mitch mcconnell said in a quote - this congress has been the best two years of my time here. he has been a senator since the year 1985. the trump wedding effect may secure that senate now for republicans and some say it is diminishing the blue wave in the house. if you analysts say republicans may indeed hold onto the house. here's kentucky governor, matt bevins speaking about the president's imminent a

. >> the connors, rosanne barr's spinoff received 25% less viewers the second episode than those whoers tuned into episode one, 7.92 episode 2. this isn't a big surprise considering some people may have just tuned in to see how the show would handle rosanne barr's character's death. jeanette is not surprised, she was the reason people tuned in. another twitter user said they really think this would work? sexy girl says goneares, bring back rosanne. some people give her twitter behavior and wants to see her back on tv. rob: the show was called rosanne. what is this alexa kid? >> a toddler in wisconsin became frustrated when her home's amazon alexa device couldn't understand the request to play the popular kids song baby shark. watch. >> alexa, play baby shark. alexa, play baby shark. >> alexa, play baby shark. ♪ >> there you go. if you never heard that song before tried to avoid it because it will be in your head all day which is why the little girl wanted to hear it. a lot of folks loving this video on social media. it has been viewed 10 million times online. isn't that so funny? rob

. >> that is our screaming vicky nguyen doing barr be performing them then but you can see them from arena green in san francisco, the shows are free and run from noon to 4:00. she said she had a blast as you can see right there. h, may gosh. >> if to call in sick tomorrow we totally understand. >> she was a rock star out there. >> super fan, i go the is up dishing that. the cute little thing that says i'm upside down. >> want to tell us how we're looking in the next couple of hours. >> we do have i at lot of activity out here. tracking wet weather areas for the morning commute. >> more at 4:30 am. see you tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- megan mullally and nick offerman, post malone,

. >> roseanne barr lashing out. >> roseanne o.d.-ed on opioids. >> all the years of activism paid off on madonna. >>> all that -- >> the series is tied, 2-2. >>> and all that matters. >> my 5-year-old recently said to me for cat, and i said i'm sorry, but mommy is allergic so we can't get a cat and she said, mommy, when you die can we get a cat. >>> heat wave and drought brought about by climate change could lead to a dramat ic shortage of beer. >> they're marching in the streets! come on! >>> to trevor's point, i heard corona is very good beer. >> you don't drink. >> i'll leave it up to you all to tell me how good it is. >> welcome to "cbs this morning," we're going to begin with this, the u.s. mission to find out what happened to "washington post" contributor, jamal khashoggi moved from saudi arabia to turkey overnight. the missing columnist was last seen entering a saudi consulate in istanbul and turkish officials believe he was murdered there. khashoggi has criticized saudi arabia's crown prince, he's the country's most powerful

house district, andy barr debates amy degraff. watch it online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. with eight days until the midterm election, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. electionse midterm just days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself the candidates and the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. junior senators chris murphy debated his republican challenger matt corey -- senator murphy is running for reelection for a second term. this is just under half an hour. >> from eyewitness news, connecticut's most-watched local political program. >> good morning and welcome to the face the state senate debate. i am your moderator, dennis. chrise matthew corey and murphy. thank you for being with us. let's go through the rules. each candidate will have one minute to answer the question and the first in who gets the question first will have 30 seconds to rebut. t. it could include short answers or one

president trump attends a campaign rally in richmond, kentucky for congressman andrew barr.lso joining the president were kentucky republican senators mitch mcconnell and rand paul. this is one hour and 10 minutes. ♪ ["god bless the usa" playing]

. >> guest: let me do polling districts and then get to andy barr. pulling, a national polls really were not that far off to be honest. their average was clinton up by three points, real clear politics average comes she won the popular vote by 2.1 percentage point. it's pretty close. a national polls off slightly more in 2012 in the other direction way the race between obama and romney closer than the three points it ended up being but aei national polls, these national polls you see from the major networks are fairly pretty extensive, fairly sophisticated polls. get up off. where there was an epic poll. what people need to be more careful is look at the state level, local and state level polling because a lot of that, some of it is good but some of it, the tactical political science term, schlock, the largest south -- garbage that is out there. you have to be careful. there is a wall, characterized this election is like a blue trim democratic tidal wave up against red republican seaway. in the house of representatives in most not all but most states

let me do polling districts and then get to andy barr. polling, the national polls really weren't that far off to be honest. the average was clinton up by 3 points, real clear politics average. won the popular vote which is what national polls measure by 2.1 percentage points. 9/10 of a point is pretty close. the national polls were off slightly more in 2012 going the other direction where they had the race between obama and romney closer than the 3 points it ended up being. but the national polls, these national polls you see from the major networks, they are fairly pretty expensive, fairly sophisticated polls. they are not off by much. where there was an epic poll failure and where people need to be more careful is looking at the state level, the local and state level polling because a lot of that -- some of it is good but some of it this is a technical political science term i mean it is just garbage stuff that's out there. you know, you have to be careful. now, there is a wall -- i mean, the way i characterize this election it's like

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addicted to social and seeing what people were saying about you do you still use social media and i do barr most are looking into other kind of more ethical ways of using social media because the problem with it is that it's not necessarily the people that are running the companies the problem is the algorithms that they've created just constantly feeding our desire. is something. i mean it's something that we need to investigate and discuss and of in charm really hard to look for alternatives but yes i still use it it's impossible for me not to use it because it's part of my business as far as a life of everybody's life and also i don't think you can change anything from the outside i think you need to be from the with the inside changing and creating content there's a little bit different or trying to challenge people or even having fun with it because on movie somebody that likes to take the mick. things. going on but on a lighter note now with selfies you know some guys are meant to be fine. in their very very tight dress you do think why do you think they're doing that i think crate is

in the house raise for kentucky's sixth district, andy barr debates amy.ive from lexington on monday at 8:00 on c-span. you can watch both debates on our website or use the radio app. c said, your primary source for campaign 2018. ♪ next week on washington journal, battleground states. the most competitive races of the midterm elections, minister to and more, california, and sylvania, -- pennsylvania. watch for: at 7:00 eastern on c-span. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. during our stop in boston, we asked which party should control congress and why? >> i would like the house to remain republican because i like the way things are going. i like the way the economy is going. to switch to democrat it would create gridlock and not the lots would get done. the way things are going is one of the best runs in recent history and i would like it to stay that way. >> i would like to house to flip, i want to see a democratic majority, i do not like the way washington is going with the republican house. it should be changed and i

president trump attends a campaign rally in richmond, kentucky for congressman andrew barr.lso joining the president were kentucky senators mitch mcconnell and rand paul. this is one hour and 10 minutes. ♪ ["god bless the

last night at approximately nine pm robert barres was formally taken into federal custody following the issuance of an arrest warrant by a federal magistrate judge here in the western district of pennsylvania is presently still in the hospital following surgery and i'm very guarded at this point we have nothing to indicate that bowers had accomplices but again we are in the early stages of this investigation we continue to conduct interviews scrub social media review possible surveillance camera video and exploit digital media to determine how and why bowers committed this terrible act i ask again that if you have information that may help please contact law enforcement i'd like again to thank chief she word of the pittsburgh police for the heroic actions of his officers had bowers made it out of that facility there was a strong possibility that additional violence would have occurred. back sandow from our news desk now joins me here in studio with the very latest so massive beginning to see chatto about the shooter's political i mean online activity what do we know about it well the su

andy barr debates his democratic challenger amy mcgrath.mma craddick senator joe donnelly debates his two challenger mike braun and lucy brenton in indiana's u.s. senate brace -- senate race. that is live tomorrow evening at 7:00 eastern on c-span. coming up wednesday night, republican tom macarthur debates democratic rival andy kim. newark, newrom jersey wednesday night starting at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. a reminder that you can watch all of the debates online at c-span.org or listen with this free c-span radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. newsg up tuesday morning, literacy founder and ceo alan miller discusses misinformation and campaign 2018. then, from iona college, talking about the political dynamics of new york as part of c-span's 50 capital store, an interview with new york lieutenant governor on the top issues facing new york. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern tuesday. join the discussio

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like, everywhere you go, you would roll up to-- my job was to brush people off as they kale into our barr roll up to at 4:00 in the morning and be hungry, and there would be like a japanese bar called miso horny, and you could get bowls of miso soup and rahmen, or you'd go to, like, a bar that was serving absent that you would just get for free. or a place that was called doctor browner's-- you would get foamed up and sprayed down with a bunch of people-- it was a cult. it's a cult. ( laughter ). >> stephen: i gotta go. should i go? >> no. >> stephen: no? >> stick around. stick around. don't go anywhere! >> stephen: no, no-- >> oh, go to burning man. i thought you were saying -- >> stephen: no, not go to commercial. >> i thought you were like, "i gotta go." i'm like, okay, i can take over the show for a couple of minutes." you gotta go to burning man. i really think you would dig it. come with me. what do you guys think, should stephen go to burning man? ( cheers and applause ) yeah, next year. i mean, can you imagine -- >> stephen: i really like to be clean. >> there are-- you can stay i

debate coverage on c-span includes 8, live coverage of the debate in kentucky's 6th district's.l andy barr debates his democratic challenger, amy mcgrath. democratic senator joe donnelly debates his two challenges. and indiana's u.s. senate race in indianapolis. and coming up wednesday night, congressman tom debates andy kim. nj-tv studios, starting at 8:00 eastern wednesday on c-span. watch all of these debates at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> this week, on wall street journal, we're -- on washington looking at battle ground states in minnesota, new york, california, pennsylvania, and florida. join us during washington journal at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. is traveling bus across the country on our 50 capitals tour. weing our stop in boston, asked folks, which party should control congress and why? >> and i'd like the mouse to remain republican, because i like the way things are going now. i like the way the economy is going. and i think that, if it were to switch to democrat, it would create a lot of gridlock and not

jillian: rosanne barr reacting after her popular tv character is killed off. >> rosanne od did it onhese tools in the closet. >> these are not even prescribed to her. >> rosanne writing we regret abc chose to cancel rosanne by killing off the rosanne connor character, it was done through an opioid overdose, add more dimension to another eyes happy family show. the network cancel the reboot of rosanne after the actor made racially insensitive comments on twitter. executives later admitted to regretting the decision. rob: the duke and duchess of cambridge have new titles, and and uncle, kate middleton's sister giving birth to a boy, and her husband, james matthews. >> prince of charlotte and prince lewis. and prince william and kate are thrilled. rob: 37 after the hour, the gop raking in the cash ahead of november. does this prove that americans are excited about republican policies in the midterms? our next guest says it will come down to ground games fueled by the president's enthusiasm. >> i bloom my arm off, i have a tripwire and had a problem with the expansion, it bloom my arm of

a lot of people suspected some folks would tune in to see how the show would kill off rosanne barr'sracter. ryan says he's not surprised, take the headliner out and wonder how the show will do when mcdonald's a lemonade fries and see how business proceeds. another twitter user says i'm shocked, no one, lastly, abc is rush to judgment is an epic fail. a lot of people not surprised at the meddling viewership. >> interesting if another network brought roseann back in her own show and see how the ratings go. thank you so much. our top story, fbi investigating pipe bombs, steve scalise who survived an assassination attempt says it is time for both sides to come together. >> the important things to get back to what made this country great. violence is never an answer. heather: the migrant caravan building the case for building the wall? more on that next. geico has over 75 years of great savings and service. with such a long history, it's easy to trust geico! thank you todd. it's not just easy. it's-being-a-master-of-hypnotism easy. hey, i got your text- sleep! doug, when i snap my fingers

while i like the idea of congressmen barr's choice act, the problem is what he is not saying, and this is consistent with republicans in congress, it is not funded. when you don't find something enforce the v.a. to do something that is not funded, you are robbing peter to pay paul. i am somebody that wants to actually fund the v.a. the way we need to in this country. host: that is just one of several debates this election cycle that have have health care as a main topic. we will show you some more of those debates as we go on. if you want to add your thoughts, you can do so on the phone lines and on social media. we will do so first with eddie in georgia, democrats line. caller: yes, i get my health care from the veterans administration at fort benning. about howing today the republican governor running for georgia rejected all the health care, the aca. now they are talking about how much they want to support it. that is all i had to say. go, who do youu vote for if health care is going to be an issue for you? caller: i have already voted for stacey abrams. host: what has she said spec