latest in the president's fight to protect our borders, the daily columns editor in chief christopher bedford joins us. >>> new revelations about an illegal immigrant caught on camera in a shootout with arkansas police. turns out that the obama administration thought he deserved amnesty. that story later in the hour. >>> we begin with breaking news. the white house has handed over president trump's written answers to special counsel robert mueller's questions. trump attorney rudy giuliani issuing the following statement. quote. it has been our position from the outset that much of what has been asked raised serious constitutional issues and was beyond the scope of a legitimate inquiry. this remains our position today. the president has none the less provided unprecedented cooperation, the special council hacounselhas been provided with0 witnesses, 1 hadn't 4 million pages of material and now the president's written responses to questions. it is time to bring this inquiry to a conclusion. president trump declared the way to reverse the amazing trump stock market rally of the past two years was

forrestnathan bedford him,e top left and below pierre. you know who i am talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues throughout the city. the one that is more prominent are the five on monument avenue, the grand boulevard developed as a real estate boon. a thing folks don't know and we had the opportunity to share, it was never, monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it happened happenstance. leeappened shortly after died. it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to lee, and it became a conversation about it can be nowhere else but richmond. it took 20 years. when it was finally determined to place it on the western side theren that had nothing but an open field, and the desire to bring this old heart, the house building began in earnest. today it has some of richmond's , in expensive real estate the state, frankly. the area is a national historic district. each of these monuments, save two, are considered historic landmarks. i'm sure everyone in this room has been th

forrestnathan bedford him,e top left and below pierre. you know who i am talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues throughout the city. the one that is more prominent are the five on monument avenue, the grand boulevard developed as a real estate boon. a thing folks don't know and we had the opportunity to share, it was never, monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it happened happenstance. leeappened shortly after died. it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to lee, and it became a conversation about it can be nowhere else but richmond. it took 20 years. when it was finally determined to place it on the western side theren that had nothing but an open field, and the desire to bring this old heart, the house building began in earnest. today it has some of richmond's , in expensive real estate the state, frankly. the area is a national historic district. each of these monuments, save two, are considered historic landmarks. i'm sure everyone in this room has been th

and nathan bedford forest, in the top left. and below him is pierre toutant. so -- yeah -- beauregard. you know what i'm talking about. and they're the most prominent on the landscape. so in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues located throughout the city. but the one clearly that is more prominent are the five that sit on monument avenue. the grand boulevard in our city that was developed as a real estate boon, and it was never -- and this is a thing that folks don't know, and what we -- we had the opportunity to share with our community, is that it was never -- monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it really kind of happened happenstance. and it happened happenstance shortly after lee died. and it was clear everyone wanted to do -- do some kind of memorial to robert e. lee, and then it quickly became a conversation, it can be nowhere else but richmond. and then it took another 20 years before that happened. but when it was finally determined to place it on this western side of town that actually had absolutely nothing there,

she spends three years in bedford massachusetts, working at all kinds of menial jobs. indeed well they were in bedford during the same part of the year and lots of scholars have tried to have them meet. but, a novelist must have them meet because we can't find that meeting. and it's just not there. but, doesn't mean i didn't use moby dick for an epigraph on that chapter. when melvillcalls the ship a pulpit, i thought wow that's an epigraph. anyways, but he begins to also preach at the local church. he's 21, and 22 years old. he's just out of slavery. he's not perfectly formed by any means. as an orator yet, or as a thinker or anything yet. who is at 22. but he gets discovered by gay sewnians. the proponents of williamloid garrison's approach to ending slavery which was moral persuasion, moral situationism, garrison was a genuine radical. believed in immediatetism which means ending slavery now, not waiting for some gradual plan over decades or generations. he was a religiously driven radical abolitionist. garrison was. he also had some principles or tenants and strateg

daily caller news foundation editor in chief, christopher bedford, your sense.he huge story is the turn out across the country. whether in republican districts or in democratic districts. there is great intensity in this midterm. almost certainly unprecedented and turn out. >> absolutely, president trump has activated people and intensity on both sides, there is a record number of voters in texas, i'll give you an example, hundreds of thousands of voter that have showed up who were not registered to vote in 2016, there were people have been activated on republican side, who said, i never cared about g.o.p. but i care about president trump. and there are people who never political, who have been activated to oppose president trump, either way he has been a massive lesson in civics for american people. still early to tell should way it will go tonight. >> it is, a grit great mystery, it should be a no-brainer, perhaps i am bogged down in conventional reasoning. you look at the economy and how well, it is performing under this president, all he accomplished whether

shuster: i rise today to celebrate the achievements of the bedford high school girls soccer team of bedford pennsylvania. they capped off an unbeaten season by bringing home the class aa championship saturday night. this is a monumental accomplishment for this school. it's bedford high school's first a championship in any sport and the first district five or six to win a state championship in their history. they defeated the green jack nets overtime 1-0 finishing their perfect 22-0 season. he lady bisons were coached by coach thomas. led by five seniors. amber scored the winning goal on a penalty kick 50 seconds into overtime. i a honored to congratulate the players and coaches of the team on their pennsylvania state championship. their passion, commitment, teamwork shown by these young women will surely follow them in the future. in their future endeavors and inspire the community for years to come. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unan

liberty. ♪ >> melissa: thank you to chris bedford, do you have a final thought for us?excited about this upcoming election. i may be the only one in the country. 2016 never ends, as long as president trump is in office. the hangover when he leaves will be so bad. how boring will it get? >> melissa: i don't know how anyone can ever keep up the pace the same way again. thank goodness it's friday. now here's harris. >> harris: a lot going on right now, live looks that we are taking. we are watching protests underway outside the broward county elections department office in florida where attorneys for two senate candidates will be in the county court room for what may be the start of a big battle over a contested election. here we go, florida again. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. election fraud charges are flying as two high stakes races appeared to be head

. >> the real name is jordan bedford but i go by the all gater man. >> okay.at is the common factor among all florida men? >> we all durch, well, i'm different from the rest because do i the wrong thing and the right way f that makes sense. >> no. >> no? see you not from florida so you don't understand my language, what mi talking about. i do the w50eu8d thing, naig anything you think of, i probably do it. >> anything? >> anything, i catch gate katers-- shall gators. >> anything? >> anything, well, not anything, but basically anything when it comes to the reptile, an macialtion basically alligator incomes florida you not allowed to catch a alligator, i didn't know before, but i know now, i put one on a leash and did some dancing. >> what kind of dance did you do. >> the alligator man dance, kick your feet, as you are dangs, going around you are spelling all gater, the alligator man got a commercial too. >> you have a commercial. >> got a commercial, a theme song, everybody, nah nah nah nah it's the alligator man. >> that is a 1 hundred% the mcdonald's jingle.

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let's bring in christopher bedford. there was bromance last year, and now not really?can tell when somebody leaves your dinner party and is tweeting about how horrible you are all the way home that things didn't go well. nationalism has been largely blamed for a lot of the foolishness that happened at the beginning of world war i. the lesson you draw from that is not that you don't stand up for your country if you are the elected leader of your country. that's where they will hit back on each other. blake: a tweet from president trump web said quote the problem is manuel suffers from a low approval ratings. he was just trying to get on to another subject. by the way, there is no country more nationalist than france. very proud people and rightfully so. he goes on to say make france great again. >> i wasn't there. as i understand it, i will just say there were pluses and minuses. >> how much of this is the fact that the barbs are not happening face to face it's happening when they are quite literally a country and ocean apart? are they all just popping off with each oth

joining me tonight, andy feltman and chris bedford. good to see you both. chrischris, any chance we'll see democrats willing to come to the table. could we ever see funding for a wall? >> no. very unlikely the democrats will come to the table. they have no incentive to do it. a lot of their leaders campaigned against it. there are a few democrats who used to be strong on border control and illegal immigration. they will get no rewards from party leaders. if trump were to declare a in the emergency he could ask the military and defense moneys to start building fortifications along the border. bin that most likely would get tied up in courts. trish: eric, do you agree with that? >> we have to change our immigration system. it's clearly broken. people who want to come here and become productive members of society can't. the military said today they are pulling back from the border of mexico. trish: let me just hear you again. >> the danger that these are a threat to the american people. there is no threat here. there is a process. there is a process. as which

we're from the same hometown, a little place called bedford, new hampshire. >> yes. >> seth: and a dearther's, who was your fifth grade teacher, sue mullen was elected to state office, and the first democrat in i think over -- since the '40s. she's state legislature. [ cheers and applause ] >> and the first woman ever. >> seth: the first woman ever. mind-boggling. and she was your 5th grade teacher. >> yeah, ms. mullen. >> seth: do you have any sue mullen memories? she, in fifth grade, i guess asked me what i wanted to be when i grew up. and i said either a scientist or a lesbian. [ laughter ] and i'm actually not attracted to women personally. but i thought it was a job. and it seemed easy. [ laughter ]hat ems like -- fifth grade seems old to get that wrong. [ applause ] >> i know. it was old, but --. >> seth: well that was very exciting. so congratulations to sue mullen. [ cheers and applause ] and also congratulations to you on the movie, the show. it is always just so lovely to see you. thanks for being here, sarah. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, seth. ow. >> seth: sarah silverman

nursing homes one in brockton and one in bedford that received those one star rating. are demanding the v.a. release a report drawn up by the long term care institute to examine the state of nursing homes. v.a. accused media organizations boston globe and u.s.a. today, of cherry picking handful of anecdotes. >> shepard: jennifer griffin report from the pentagon. the president is facing backlash after slamming the navy seal who led the raid who killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: this is someone which impressive resume. bill mcraven served 37 years in the navy including special operations command where he led 27 operations that killed osama bin laden. he is also been an open critic of president trump's attacks on the media. mccraveen saying those attacks are the greatest threat to democracy. chris wallace asked the president about that statement on fox news sunday, the commander in chief dismissed the retired four star admiral and the work he did on bin laden raid >> he's a hillary clinton backer and obama backer. it would have been nicer if we gotten osama bin laden l

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chris bedford doesn't go to the store anymore. have a good weekend. appreciate it. >>> now, the president continuing these attacks on the fed. he has blamed the federal reserve a number of times for the stock market declines. we have another down day in the market. remember, this is the last hour of trading so we have had these moves in final hours many times here in recent sessions, the 3:00 p.m. hour usually. today, it's this hour. we close at 1:00 in the afternoon on this day after thanksgiving. we are down about 100 points on the dow. we will talk about the fed coming up. jay powell, and whether or not he eases up on interest rate hikes and, well, we also have a tweet in from president trump. let's get to that. really good criminal justice reform, has a true shot at major bipartisan support. senators mcconnell and schumer have a real chance to do something so badly needed in our country. already passed with a big vote in the house, would be a major victory for all. criminal justice reform. more after this. when my hot water heater failed, she was

concha and daily caller editor in chief, go buy your christmas and hanukkah copies for friends, chris bedfordis back. >> hey! >> let's talk about this, tim ryan is basically saying we have to focus on the economy. he seems like an attractive candidate particularly for those newly elected democratic congress people from the middle of the country. >> far too suburb minded and sensical for the television age and the great fun we're having with president trump who now is promising a rock 'em sock 'em robot match with a paraplegic. kennedy: he wants her to be speaker so badly. >> in the words of our college students an f'ing white male. that is unacceptable. you can't have that for the future of the democratic party. what does nancy pelosi stand for? kennedy: fantastic. absolutely right. it is fantastic. what do you make of the direction, nancy pelosi stood up tuesday night, let's hear it for preexisting conditions, and she planted her flag, and people are terrified to run against her. so now you have people like elijah cummings and jerry nadler saying, we're going to investigate russia and jared.

jeff stewart is a large blue there, and then you have nathan bedford forrest who is in that top left and below him is this man. so you know who i am talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues located throughout the city but the one clearly that is more prominent are the five that sit on monument avenue the grand boulevard in our city that was developed as a real estate, and it was never, and this is the thing that folks don't know and we had the opportunity to share with our community is that it was never, monument avenue, it was never intended to be confederate row. it really kind of happened happenstance and it happened shortly after lee died. it was clear that everybody wanted to do some kind of memorial to robert e lee, and then he quickly became a conversation of he can be nowhere else but richmond. then it took another 20 years before that happened, but when it was finally determined to place it on this western side of town that actually had nothing there but big open fields, and the desire to bring this --

now, chairman of civic pac forum, ford owe connell, editor chief in the "daily caller," christopher bedfordeditorial writer for "the wall street journal" editorial page, jillian melcher. some media outlets are saying this is referendum on president trump. they weren't saying that a couple weeks ago, in anticipation of the house flipping but what if they keep the senate? >> it is embarrassing and will make for good tv. the republicans have 33% chance to keep the house. assuredly will gain in the senate and just because the map is drawn. pollsters have been really, really, really wrong. 2014 they got mostly right. saw 2016, saw faces of news anchors rooting for somebody. i've been advising people, if you're republican or democrat, have a bottle of cold champagne in the fridge and bottle of whiskey in the cabinet in case the night goes the other way. >> i hear you. jillian, the historically, the president in power, first term has been pretty tough particularly if the house. barack obama lost 63 seats. george, bill clinton lost 52 seats. ronald reagan lost 26 seats. the list goes on and on. geo

introducing today's contestants-- a sophomore from bedford, new hampshire...reshman from libertyville, illinois... and a freshman from hoover, alabama... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. caleb, isabella, rotimi, we had a great match yesterday on "jeopardy!" kicking off this year's teen tournament. if you three perform as well today, we are going to be very happy. good luck. let's go to work. ♪ here are the categories for the three of you... sounds easy. next... and finally... rotimi, you go first. world geography, $200. caleb. - what is the gulf of mexico? - correct. world geography for $800, please. answer--daily double. [ applause ] we're finding it way too early. you have $200. you could risk $1,000, though. i'll risk $1,000, please. - okay. here is sarah with the clue. on a map, new zealand, hawaii, and easter island form the three corners of this roughly triangular region of oceania

discuss, "wall street journal" editorial page writer, david webb, fox news contributor and christopher bedford, daily caller editor in chief. jillian, in 1995, japan's economy was $5.4 trillion. last year, it was $4.9 trillion. no economy, major economy in the world, has collapsed like this has collapsed. they have the oldest population in the world and it's really remarkable and i think it all began with the so-called grass eaters, when young men stopped being interested in girls, started having small social circles and playing video games all night. >> yeah. i think that's something we should be concerned about in the united states. i think we have some social dynamics going on that could easily lead to that. we are certainly seeing women becoming disillusioned with the sexual revolution, feeling like they're not getting as much out of it, then on the other hand, you have men on campus in particular concerned about the risks of engaging in sexual behavior. on top of that, you've got progressives talking about toxic masculinity, how things like character traits we usually associate with men a

>> well, let's not forget that tennessee is also the state of thnathan bedford ford and the state where klux klan was started. in terms of what people should do, people should get out and vote their conscience. what they have to realize is, stop acting like your vote doesn't matter. whether it was georgia, whether it's florida. florida has won by president trump by one percentage points, which is about 130,000 votes. so people have to realize these elections are going to come down to super, super small marginal numbers, maybe one county or a couple of precincts. but we have to vote like representative said, we have to vote like we have never voted before. >> exactly. you mentioned florida. stay with me, because you have, of course, all the emergency in the florida governor race. kerry sanders is down there for us. you may heard about andrew gillum and desantis. polling showing gillum up by seven points. let's start with that energy, including president trump having said this is a choice between an educated man and a dem who is a "thief." what are you seeing with those attacks play out o

maria: i'm sorry, new jersey and connecticut, we will see you seen, chris bedford, daily caller, searching end of daca, president trump turn to go supreme court for ending the obama-era program. not having its way, burger king slamming rapper kanye west for saying that his favorite food is mcdonalds, back in a minute. so, let's talk about conference calls. there's always a certain amount of fumbling. a lot of times it doesn't work. we have problems. comcast business goes beyond fast. by letting you make and receive calls from any device using your business line. and conference calls you can join without any dial-ins or pins. (phone) there are currently 3 members in this conference. i like that. i like that too. i would use that in a heartbeat. get started with innovative voice and tv solutions for a low price when you get fast, reliable internet. comcast business. beyond fast. maria: welcome back, good tuesday morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday sixth, day has arrived in america, midterm election voting, both parties stressing the importance of getting o

anyway, to "the daily caller" news foundation editor-in-chief, chris bedford.ere is a lot more common ground that we suspect on this issue, host of others. infrastructure stuff, all of that, but it has to be implemented. i'm reminded that it is easier said than done when i'm listening to somebody like emanuel cleaver who wants to focus where the two parties are in agreement not so much disagreement and i don't know what do you think? >> i think everyone is whispering sweet nothings here. you're completely correct there is a lot of agreement on infrastructure. president trump is one of the first republican presidents in a while to put a focus on that some conservatives push back against, there is agreement on tax cuts for middle class. there used to be agreement on securing the borders. none of that exists anymore. in the age of trump, these people in the democratic party in the house elected specifically to put a check on anything that the president could possibly do. their base is extremely motivated to do anything they can to stop them. they will say a couple

chris bedford, thank you very much.t on the cohen stuff, whether or not you like the president and his business dealings, he has a decades-long history of trying to do business in russia and oddly enough, it was one of the few countries on the planet where he didn't succeed at doing that. now, if you take at face value some of the comments he was making that he was running for president, you could make the argument that he didn't think he had a good chance so he's hedging his bets and continuing to do deals. he did say he wasn't doing that when it turns out it's possible that he was. but in the end, no deal, no tower. so no smoking gun? after this. this is a tomato you can track from farm, to pot, to jar, to table. and serve with confidence that it's safe. this is a diamond you can follow from mine to finger, and trust it never fell into the wrong hands. ♪ ♪ this is a shipment transferred two hundred times, transparently tracked from port to port. this is the ibm blockchain, built for smarter business. built to run on t

the read on all this, the fallout from all of this, with the daily caller news foundation, chris bedfordan ruben joining us as well, democratic commentator and cabot phillips. the health care issue, those candidates who have been pounding it, even republicans who are trying to say we are going to fix it, it has risen to the point of being a mover. what's going on here? what do you think? >> yeah. it's now appearing the past month on 52% of democrat ads have mentioned health care as one of the main issues. i think it's certainly one of the main things. i don't know what kind of impact it will have in a state like indiana. i still think the main message coming out of the national democrat party has not been one of a policy, it's been more of the idea of we are going to push back against everything trump is doing, we will be the party of resistance which may play well at times when an economy is struggling and things aren't booming the way they are but with each positive jobs report, i don't think that is resonating as much with average voters. that's something to look at as well. neil: wha

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mary anne marsh, former advisor to john kerry, chris bedford from the daily caller, james freeman from street journal." florida is over, or is it? >> it's over for this election. we have concessions from the democrats and victories from the republicans but this is a really close one for florida. this would have been the first democratic governor of florida in 20 years. the democrats gained considerably and i think that it is certainly not over for the state. if you're a republican in the state it was a shout across the bow and same thing for texas. the democrats are getting more votes and republicans are struggling to win. they won this election by 10,000 or 11,000 votes. that's not a lot. over the next four years or eight years in 2020 election florida will be a real battleground. >> he's right. the fact is democrats are making gains in red states historically across the country in this election. what it also highlighted is the problems we have with our voting system. it is clear we need to reform all of it from the machines to the voter intimidation. voter registration, voter securit