foster beck had lost. and so i think the fact that he continue today struggle with this case and to fight and not give us was put -- ended his law career in enterprise and forced us to move montgomery. >> thank you very much. thanks to both of you. [applause] >> thank you for a great session. remember you can purchase the books at the sales area and they'll be signing right after this at the signing and we are adjourn. [inaudible conversations] >> book tv live coverage at the southern festival of books continues in just a few minutes. >> surprising to people who watched, they would have known to justice scalia was exceedingly fond of justice brennan who was also on the opposite side in many cases and justice brennan usually enjoyed justice scalia's company as i do -- did. he has an extraordinary ability to make laugh even when we were on the dc circuit together, a three-judge panel, justice scalia would whisper something to me, it it would just break me up and i had everything all i could do to avoid laugh

i'm pleased to have glen beck at this table for the first time. we have been inviting him for a number of years. welcome. >> how are you, sir. >> i'm good. good to have you here. as yogi berra said it's not over will till its over. >> uh-huh. >> rose: but is it over? depends on what it is. >> rose: it is an election in which the democratic nominee hillary clinton wins big against republican nominee donald trump. >> i've been wrong about donald trump and his pompleance almost-- his performance almost every step of the way. so i'm not willing to count him out at this point. i can't see it but people are really in a different place than even i thought they would be. >> rose: how is that? >> they're-- they're frustrated. they feel like nobody's listened to them. they have been feeling this way, i think, since george w. bush. and the left felt this way under bush. and some of the republicans or some of the right felt this way. under obama, the right really felt like nobody was listening, nobody cared, nobody understood, poking, producting. accusing the

let's get to glenn beck. beck after years, decades of slamming hillary clinton, equating her election as president to the end of the reen, tree republic he now says putting clinton in the white house is "a moral, ethical choice for republicans." it doesn't mean beck will vote for clinton though he said it's crossed his mind. his post from if facebook page reads "if the consequence of standing against trump and against principles is indeed the election of hillary clinton, so be it." do you think glenn beck is -- first of all, pigs must be plying is what i thought when i saw that this morning and is he toying with the idea of voting for her or just not voting for him. >> he also goes on and says "if elected the world does not end. if elected hillary can be fought." so he's not necessarily endorsing hillary clinton but in many ways he's like marco rubio, marco rubio says i don't like donald trump but i hate hillary clinton, there's no way i can support her. glenn beck is saying i hate donald trump and i don't li

then we'll talk to glenn beck.hael, welcome to the show, sir. >> thank you. >> let me start with something you wrote a few months ago. you believe donald trump is going to win the election. you believed it before the convention. you wrote this. from green bay to pittsburgh is the middle of england. broken and depressed, struggling. the smokestacks across the country side with the carcass of what we used to call the middle class. working and non-working people lied to by the trickle down by reagan. after the debate, you thought trump was successful in what he needed to do. explain. >> yes. which i don't want him to win. let's make that clear. i've been trying to say for months here, i live in michigan. across the midwest, across the rust belt, i understand why a lot of people are angry. they see donald trump as their human molotov cocktail. that they get to go into the voting booth on november 8th and throw him into a political system that has made their lives miserable. so i think at the convention, i was worried d

to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by fullback. definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that on beck and that's a. mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key play

to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. play action, get it to your fullback. definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts on beck and that's a. mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key play was the 61-yard pass play to lorenzo joe. >> brian: yeah, shane buechele having to use his b

glenn beck, i'm going to leave it there. both you and michael moore proved why this was a segment >> you bet. >>> later, tim kaine and mike pence get ready to square off in the vice presidential debate on tuesday. can they do anything to make a dent in the campaign? >>> conservatives argued there is a missing white vote ready to bp gives its offshore teams 24/7 support from onshore experts, so we have extra sets of eyes on our wells every day. ?jake reese, ?day to feel alive?? ?jake reese, ?day to feel alive?? bp drilling teams train in virtual reality simulators in here, so we're better prepared for any situation out there. because safety is never being satisfied. >>> welcome back to this week's data down load. there has been the belief by some that in 2016, a working class white army is going to emerge for donald trump and swing key states for him. we've looked at the data in two the numbers suggest there is a missing working class white vote out there. working class whites who stayed home in 2012. are these folks actually

to andrew beck! got there, touchdown!om a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your fullback. definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage on beck and that's a. mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only to

beck? >> on treasure island most of the trees will be removed in unjunction with the geo technical work on treasure island. on yerba buena island we adopted the habitat management plan which does call-habitat management plan applies to our land on yerba buena island not necessarily cost guard lands but calls for the gradual thining of the numbers of yuke eucalyptus and transish to the native trees. >> the bottom line is on that island you are saying that will be devoid of eucalyptus over time? i want a certain percentage of that i understand the native species but at the end the day will we have those there? you said yes? >> yes, director beck mentioned we are not getting rid of all eucalyptus, they are working with-they are identified stands of eucalyptus within the areas retained. >> the second thing is replanting of these trees so we are going to be using some of their workforce training and some of that-at least there will be workers from the tidi or disadvantages organizations? how wil

to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key

to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key play was the 61-yard pass play to lore

the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, then placed it in a press. beck says often times surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. the farm here typically grows jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. some students in cedar rapids are learning how fruits a but not from a book. they go outdoors at least once a week for a uni

i'm pleased to have glenn beck at this table for the first time.e have been inviting him for a number of years. welcome. glenn: how are you, sir? charlie: i'm good. it's good to have you here. as yogi berra said, it is not over till it's over. but is it over? glenn: depends on what it is. charlie: it is an election that the democratic nominee hillary clinton wins big against donald trump. glenn: i have been wrong about donald trump and his performance almost every step of the way, so i am not willing to count him out at this point. i can't see it, but people are really in a different place than even i thought they would be. they are -- they are frustrated, they feel like nobody is listening to them. they have been feeling this way , i think, since george w. bush. the left felt this way under bush, and some of the republicans and the right felt this way under obama. under obama, the right really felt like nobody was listening, nobody cared, nobody understood. poking, prodding, accusing them of being violent or racist when they just wanted to be hear

. >> the last 45 minutes, glenn beck, you know glenn beck, another conservative, prominent conservative. this is what he said on vice news. take a listen. >> to vote for hillary. it has crossed my mind. i think donald trump is so unstable, so dangerous, that it has crossed my mind. >> the republican party is in such bad shape. considered. >> i have considered. i'm not going to. i'll vote for, his name is daryl, he's in the constitutional party candidate. >> that's glenn beck. i mean, if donald trump, that's glenn beck. he's calling donald trump dangerous and unstable. >> that's pretty rich for glenn beck to call anybody unstable. you know, he's not exactly who i would look to as the beacon and leader of stability by any stretch of the imagination. look, again, this campaign has been about a grassroots movement from the beginning. that hasn't changed. that's what we are continued to be focused on. we're not looking to garner the support from a handful of washington elites but from everyday americans. again, that's why donald trump won the primary and that's why he's going to win the gene

you take the blaze model that glenn beck did. i talked to experts who said you could do that for around $20 million. whereas the oprah network costs $100 million. he's going to be on the tv where you change the channel. >> the tv he knows how to find. >> we're going to have to leave it there. mike alan and michael garahan. >>> coming up, we always know when donald trump is watching tv, because he always tweets about what's watching on tv as he did with "saturday night live." we can only imagine what he would have tweeted if he knew where to find "family guy" last night, when they got on the trump access hollywood bus. that's coming up. >>> in tonight's war room, go big or play it safe. that is the tough question that hillary clinton's campaign war room faces right now tonight. playing it safe would stick to a battleground state strategy focussing only on the must-win states of the strategists want to go big. and for donald trump to be complaining, the clinton campaign is investing in $2 million in arizona, which has not voted for

beck? >> on treasure island most of the trees will be removed in unjunction with the geo technical work on treasure island. on yerba buena island we adopted the habitat management plan which does call-habitat management plan applies to our land on yerba buena island not necessarily cost guard lands but calls for the gradual thining of the numbers of yuke eucalyptus and transish to the native trees. >> the bottom line is on that island you are saying that will be devoid of eucalyptus over time? i want a certain percentage of that i understand the native species but at the end the day will we have those there? you said yes? >> yes, director beck mentioned we are not getting rid of all eucalyptus, they are working with-they are identified stands of eucalyptus within the areas retained. >> the second thing is replanting of these trees so we are going to be using some of their workforce training and some of that-at least there will be workers from the tidi or disadvantages organizations? how wil

earlier in the day - police chief charlie beck said the man pointed this replica gun at officers -and that it's orange tip was colored black to make it look real. he says he watched the body camera footage - which will not be immediately released. sot/ police chief charlie beck 15.53.06 - - it clearly supports the officer's prior statements and versions of this incident. sot/community member: 27.42 i know there was a camera on the officer and i'm going to wait for the results protesters - but when the captain came here 20.41 you need to step back! - you're not welcome! others told him to leave. now - protesters are calling on police to release the name of the man shot and killed. but police and the coroner's office say - they don't know that either. capt. george rodriguez /lapd: 36.10 we are looking for anyone who can help us id this person, we want to get ahold of their next of kin, and we want to let them know what happened and start the healing process as soon as possible - it's unfortunate they don't believe when we truly tell them we don't know the name ((michelle mortensen)) >>>

becks says his stance on trump doesn't mean he supports clinton. it just means the world won't end. meanwhile donald trump continues to go after house speaker paul ryan. trump tweeted overnight "it's so nice that the shackles have now fight for america the way i want to." that comes after ryan said he will no longer campaign with trump. new post-debate poll numbers just out today show that hillary clinton maintains a substantial lead over her republican rival, donald trump. clinton leads trump by a ten-point margin in a head-to-head match-up after sunday's presidential debate, according to a new nbc news / wall street journal poll. if you have a note 7, you need to shut off your phone right away.. carole meekins is in the newsroom with a story new on live at 5... thanks charles and shannon the samsung smart phone is being recalled because of an exploding battery.. tonight. what you need to know about replacing the fire hazard with a new phone.. that's coming up on live at 5... state state officials say wisconsin desperately needs more manufacturing workers... zervakis explains how c

beck now says it's up to every morally support trump.. who he calls "an immoral man who is absent of decency or nominee.. saying his latest debate performance shows he can still beat hillary clinton. last sunday night my runningmate showed humility. he showed the american people what was in his heart and then he fought back and turned the focus to the choice that we face. pence was campaigning today in comes down to a choice between two futures. and the one offered by trump will mean a stronger.. more prosperous america. a special honor for las vegas fire and rescue today. the team is the recipient of the american heart association's... "mission: lifeline e-m-s gold award." they're receiving the award for improvement measures they've put in place for treating patients of severe heart attacks. terms of our paramedics and firefighters geting ekg's on patients having chest pain or other symptoms of a heart attack quickly and then recognizing that it's a heart attack on an ekg. every year more than 250-thousand americans experience severe hea

one of the stops yesterday was beck's orchard. the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to y

to andrew beck! got there, touchdown!om a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your fullback. definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage on beck and that's a. mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only to

you take the blaze model that glenn beck did. talked to experts who said you could do that for around $20 million. whereas the oprah network costs $100 million. he's going to be on the tv where you change the channel. >> the tv he knows how to find. >> we're going to have to leave it there. mike alan and michael garahan. >>> coming up, we always know when donald trump is watching tv, because he always tweets about what's watching on tv as he did with "saturday night live." we can only imagine what he would have tweeted if he knew where to find "family guy" last night, when they got on the trump access hollywood bus. that's coming up. start yours with philips sonicare, the no.1 choice of dentists. compared to oral-b 7000, philips sonicare flexcare platinum removes significantly more plaque. this is the sound of sonic technology cleaning deep between teeth. hear the difference? get healthier gums in just 2 weeks vs a manual toothbrush and experience an amazing feel of clean. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save now when you b

organizers held a "farm crawl" at beck's orchard. the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple then placed it in a press. beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people types of corn. the farm there typically grows traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to in coralville, today ma

david, glenn beck said that. >> yes, i know, i believe that glenn beck is a mormon, he has many friendsthe mormon community and eehe's close to mt romney. i would not be surprise ed if was basically offended by the tape. i think he might be particularly offended. and he's venting about it. i don't know much more about his personal history with donald trump himself. >> it's just interesting that there's this split among, you know, because glenn beck is -- >> i agree -- >> really conservative, right? >> it's like throwing a grenade into the middle of your party. you know, and then everybody's throwing them out. it is a civil war in the republican party. i think a lot of us felt this would break open this kind of war within the party after the election was over and then there was a fight for the soul of the party and direction of the party. but it's starting, you know, 28, four weeks before the election, the civil war is starting. it really is going to drag down a lot of republicans and dispirit them. it is hurti ining everybody to this go on. i think that paul ryan before this is over may

. >>> and charlie beck explained what led up to the shooting of a man on saturday.the chief beck said officers in a cruise were suspicious after spotting a car with paper plates that did not match the year of the car. they say as they followed the car, cornell snell jumped out holding his waistband. he ran into a driveway holding a gun in his left hand and then turned in the direction of officers. that's when the chief said they shot six rounds. the chief said video from a nearby business clearly shows snell had a handgun. they careered and rejected the explanation of the shooting demanding that video be released. >> new member of the warriors is gaining attention for a protest during the anthem. david west joined the team and was at practice. he says he has been standing last in line behind his teammates for years now. >> it's not about not about the issue you need to humanise who we are, what we are. >> west has been thinking about the issues since he was a youngster and has a 7-year-old son and wants to keep children from becoming victims of violence. >> police a

one of the stops yesterday was beck's orchard. the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, then placed it in a press. beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes in "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. the farm there typically grows traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. toda

beck explico que el sabado cerca dede la 1 de la tde. la calle 107 y western.o como carnell snell de 18 anos,, quien dicen se agacho para ocultarse. y despues salio corriendo del auto: esta persoan salio agarrándose su cintura con sus nos. los ofie basado en su experiencia esta persona estaba armada. con una pistola. liliana preciado/lapd poco despues con su mano izquierda saco una arma. gque b fue capatado en un video de una camara de seguridad. y los oficiales terminaron disparandole mortalmente. y reportaron haber encontrado en la escena una pistola cargada. la muerte de snell devasto a su madre monique morgan. y desato protestas en el area. beck tambien hablo de un segundo caso que se dio el domingo por la tarde,, en el cual policias buscaban unombre latin inq: cuando los oficiales se acercaron a hablar con elmbre sevolteo y apunto una pistola en la dirección de los oficiales. oficiales dispararon mortalmente contra el hombre que aun no han identificado,, y que les apunto con unaepla de una arma,, que tenia pintado de negro la punta que originalmente era an

to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, on

to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key

charlie: fast forward to this campaign season for glenn beck.ou have praised loudly michelle obama enters beaches. glenn: a speech, yeah. charlie: the convention speech and the speech about women. glenn: yes, i thought they were very good. charlie: you praised her because you thought that she was --? glenn: the last speech she gave -- charlie: she gave in and basically said "it hurts me to my core --" glenn: the speech she gave about donald trump and being uncomfortable as a woman to her core i thought was really well , andered, spot on important. is, she alsohere praised beyonce. is thathat speech, but -- is beyonce a good role model? and this despicable. i think there is some place in between here that we need to find. but i thought her speech spoke to women. charlie: you admired her here, but not here, as i have some differences. glenn: correct. charlie: hillary clinton, let's assume she does when. even in texas, you suggested to me when you set down that she was doing well in texas, could win texas. glenn: i know. i'm not sure she will. char

. >> and joining me now is adam beck, a professor of health insurance at the american college in brimmore. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> why are premiums going up this much? >> with we've got two things going on. on one hand, you have the reason that premiums are going up on the obamacare marketplaces this year. that's basically a result of the fact that you have fewer people enrolling in the exchanges than was originally projected. more of those people are less healthy. they're older. and so that has caused some rate shifting for the insurers. and as a result of that, you've seen insurers leaving the marketplace so that's competition. in additionally in kind of what's happening this year, the reinsurance program that kind of acted as bumpers, if you've ever gone bowling and had the bumpers up, that's the reinsurance program. that expires at the end of this year. so insurers are raising premiums as a result of that. the other aspect is what we see in any sort of marketplace where insurance is sold, and that's that health care is really expensive in this country. so th

that was conservative talk show host glenn beck saying words that could shock listeners of his radio he would consider voting for clinton. he said he plans to vote for a little known constitutional party candidate. it gives you insight into the current state of the republican party. i want to bring in gop strategi strategist hogan gibley. thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> we played that little sound bite from glenn beck saying he was considering a clinton vote. you have john mccain saying he'll write in lindsey graham's name. paul ryan isn't actively campaigning for trump. who does this hurt more -- donald trump or vulnerable senators trying to keep a lock on the senate on capitol hill. >> it hurts the person at the top of the ticket. when you have a standard you want donald trump to bring everyone into the tent, you want everyone rowing in the same direction. this is what's interesting about this. the turmoil and the anger and angst out there amongst the american people have in the sense of party politics. really the only thing that matters to the house and senate i