and i mean, to this point, blaise, i tell people that story. it was a remarkable call on your part. >> and the same thing happened this year with the pollsters. they got it wrong also. everyone was protecting a win by andrew gillum. lou: it was close! >> is great to be the chairman and the republican party florida. i got to win the governors race twice and u.s. senate race three times in the same elections. it is a good time to be the chair of the florida gop. lou: as i'm sure the president has point out to you, you did pretty good work in 2016 as well. blaise ingoglia, good to see you again. >> good to see you. thank you. lou: up next the rino 's -- theywe will take that all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we d

and i mean, to this point, blaise, i tell people that story. it was a remarkable call on your part. >> and the same thing happened this year with the pollsters. they got it wrong also. everyone was protecting a win by andrew gillum. lou: it was close! >> is great to be the chairman and the republican party florida. i got to win the governors race twice and u.s. senate race three times in the same elections. it is a good time to be the chair of the florida gop. lou: as i'm sure the president has point out to you, you did pretty good work in 2016 as well. blaise ingoglia, good to see you again. >> good to see you. thank you. lou: up next the rino 's -- theywe will take that we all want more time with our dads, brothers, partners, friends, and our sons. together, we can stop men dying too young, by tackling the big issues. it's time to act. sign up at movember.com and raise funds to help change the face of men's health. (sfx:birds singing, distant dog barking) hi hi ♪(whistling tune: "don't worry, be happy")♪ cuz, um, i thought that was what i nee

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there's blaise in his red shirt and ian with his backpack, free after 3.5 hours of being trapped.ashed over phillip walton when he saw his boys in the image his friend sent him. at least his sons were okay. >> i remember thinking at that time, at least i won't be alone. i remember thinking, you know, however horrific this day is, at least the boys and i will have each other if it turns out worse than we would hope or imagine. >> his wife, catherine, was still trapped under that tiny table with her three girls and now things were looking worse. a man with a gun was headed their way. >> coming up -- >> just who was he? and then a daring escape plan from an unlikely hero. >> i tell the lady, now. >> what happened next amazed the world. when dateline continues. doug's a man on the move. but choosing to go that extra mile can be tough on his body. that's why he wears dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. they provide all day comfort so he has the energy to keep moving. delivering joy every step of the day. dr. scholl's. born to move. once i started looking for it was a no-brainer. i swit

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. >> laura: i will come to you in a minute, that question was for blaise. >> that is a great questionpervisor in broward and the only one who can answer that, but we have had problems with supervisor snipes, not just the selection, but previous election, also. look at miami-dade, they had a lot more voters and a lot longer ballot, but they were still able to do what they needed to do, because they did it in advance. they were thoughtful, they knew that this was coming. unfortunately, you have the supervisors in palm beach and broward counties basically starting the process late, going home early, not doing what they're supposed to be doing, and unfortunately, this is a situation we are in right now. >> laura: i said it would give you the chance to respond to that, go ahead. >> i mostly agree with bob. but the real question is that a report card for election supervisors, who are the real parties of interest? it is the voters. voters in palm beach county trying to vote made markings on their paper ballot that are legally sufficient, should a supervisor, for whatever reason, be subject t

there are repressive dictators all over the planet and the right to vote, americans should be lazy, blaise to cast the vote i find disappointing and sad. if there ever were a time as she said, my favorite part of her speeches of late, vote your values. this is a time to vote your values >> when you look at this going into next week, donald trump clearly has been knocked off message, despite many attempts as you mention, that video which isn't real, they don't have money behind it, it was one more attempt to rattle things, what do you think is on his mind when you look at the attention as well as michael cohen coming out this way this forcefully? >> i think he thinks any coverage of him, and the more of mainstream media focuses on this the better for him because his base so hates the media and is so thrilled by this xenophobia and racism that somehow he will drag one more person out of their house to go vote. i think he is wrong. i think america has changed and i think the republican party is foolish if they think that they don't need the suburbs, they don't need women, don't need college g

bill de blaise was at a total loss. >> i'm frustrated, too.rated as a new yorker who was stuck in traffic lines as so many other people were. in truth, this kind of was a perfect storm. it emerged bigger and later than anyone expected. obviously affected the whole tri-state area in a very severe way. >> tucker: okay. but it was still a snowstorm. those happen every single year. and so it raises the question, are american leaders still able to handle the basics of governing? thanks a lot for coming on. so i watched the fire in california, which no single person is responsible for. the snowstorm yesterday in new york, same thing. and then the voting debacles in broward county. and i'm thinking, keeping the roads clear, the fires quenched, the votes counted. these are the core functions of government and they can't do that. what should i infer from that. >> we seem to have a lot of things crumbling at the same time. i thought i would tell you something personal here. you were on my show a couple of weeks ago and i had a good friend who's a verifi

come in blaise ingoglia, florida gop chair.of all, why were -- i asked you this before, i have to ask you again, why were these two races so, so close? >> honestly i don't know, when you look at their policies, they are so vastly different. floridians as evidenced by your previous guest love our taxes low. we're a pretty conservative state. at the end of the day we're going to have senator scott and governor desantis and we're very happy about that. stuart: was it unpopularity of president trump's style that brought out so many democrats to oppose you republicans? >> actually i would say the opposite. it was popularity of president trump with the base accompanied by a great message of continuing success here in florida that brought out a massive amount of republicans on election day, as we had predicted here on this show. stuart: it could be that andrew gillum progressive policies are more popular than you thought? i'm the first person to dismiss socialism out of hand. i can't imagine it comes to america. the guy got a lot of v

joining us blaise ingoglia, florida gop chair.s to anti-israel organizations, is that resonating at all with florida voters? >> well, it is definitely resonating with our jewish community here in florida. you know after the attacks on, on the jewish community in pittsburgh, andrew gillum to this day has yet to condemn the attacks. he spoke before a group that opposes security for jewish day schools in florida. that same group has been unapologetic for their support of some terrorist groups and even defended them in court. not just those groups. it is other groups like the dream defenders, which are anti-police. andrew gillum, unfortunately and his campaign is surrounding themselves with people bad for florida, bad quite frankly for the united states of america. stuart: i hear what you're saying, and yet andrew gillum, a little less than go points, about a two-point lead over his republican opponent. do you trust the polls? >> no, i don't. and i think we went over this before. one of the things that i believe that the polls are wro

sitting right over there and we got two little boys at home, elijah who is five and he told me and blaise, who is three. they are the light of my life we love you both. i am concerned. my question about the culture of instability and competition and even outright violence that we are seeing across the country. i think it is extremely concerning to see our politics come to this level and i have never attacked my opponent personally. i will not. this is not about the two of us. this is about the people of the state of missouri. i have to say when you hear leaders of the democratic party like hillary clinton saying you can't be civil with people that you disagree with and when you have eric holder and other democrat leader saint the new democratic party kicks people who they disagree with and when you see the mobs popping up in the wake of the cabin are hearing the screaming and shouting and driving people out of restaurants -- this is terrible and not the united states of america and not civil discourse. i am disappointed that the democratic party seems to embrace this. i condemned that no

now, blaise says it's skewed in the polls, methodology of the polls. you on board with that one?> of course they are. florida is a closely contested state. but one thing that's happening for sure is that republican turnout is surging. it's a lot bigger than we thought. there was going to be a blue wave and now there seems to be a red wave as well which i think will hurt the democrat in running for governor and ron desantis, which has gotten a lot of attention, particularly after he was endorsed by president trump, won the primary easily and he's had to come from a ways behind but that happens. stuart: do you think it's a bit like 2016, the pollsters mostly got it wrong, didn't understand that some people didn't want to show up in a poll supporting president trump? is it a repeat performance of '16? >> well, i don't know about that. but the pollsters are not perfect, you know. a lot of it, a lot of people do not want to talk to the pollsters. there was one recently where it took tens of thousands of phone calls just to get 800 people for a poll. people don't want to talk to them.