. >> i didn't interrupt you during your bombastic comments. please let me finish. 8.6 of the agreement demands that all parties sign the agreement. all parties did not sign the agreement. here's another reason why this argument is full of holes. there are specific provisions in the agreement. consideration that only donald trump could provide. it's not just about the $130,000. >> what do you mean, specific considerations? >> if you look at the agreement, in exchange for what my client was to provide, she was to receive $130,000 plus other things. what do i mean by that? donald trump was to release her of potential claims that he might have against her. donald trump was to agree to stay away from her and her family. donald trump was to do all sorts of things laid out in that agreement. now, mr. cohen, if he was only representing ec, llc as the claim has been made, how could he release or how could he provide that consideration? those terms that my client bargained for? >> that's an absurd view of contract law. >> how could michael cohen promise

the next episode in shaun bosse history had a more bombastic flavor maurits of saxony an illegitimateon of augustus the strong was given a chateau in recognition of his military trial. this is one of the tiled stows he brought with him from saks. victoria's warrior held court like a king in addition to his own bodyguard regiment the saxon volunteers hundreds of other soldiers from many countries paraded and exercised. following a jewish. cond decor so the story goes marts of saxony died at age fifty four. his last words have been handed down life is a dream my dream was beautiful but. after that again student time went by and it grew dilapidated. it wasn't until the early twentieth century that the chateau was taken in hand renovated and opened to the public in the nineteenth century novelist gustav visited sean barr when it was still the sleeping beauty of the walk and pondered its curious fate we walked through the deserted rooms he wrote where spotters wove their webs of cross the salamanders of france is the first all things have conspired to bring poor shambo to an ignominious en

we have a lot of sort of bombastic talk by leaders on all sides about the nuclear capabilities the new states. and the little the level of and the. russian sentiment you know particularly in the united states is is at a pool at a place where i haven't seen it in my lifetime and i you know i can remember the reagan years during the when he was talking about the evil empire and then after the shooting down of k seven so this is. the we're in an unprecedented place right now the british politicians in palm and with a few honorable exceptions some of them are saying we now need to launch a site of cyber attack on russian institutions and all manner of other levels of response and that russia is a rogue state so it will not respond to reason and i don't understand i mean i i do understand look there are a lot of political. angles to this story. there are things that are going on that have always gone on these two countries have always meddled in each other's the shares there of zero is there have always been. games back and forth between russia and england and russia in the united states yo

quite bombastic, so let's see how he gets on with the president there. but very much a free trader.r or not he reigns trump's desire in to impose sanctions or tariffs or whether they will become more targeted. a big tax cut as well and be too. let's see whether or not he can last the years. and the papers haven't avoided the fact that he has had quite a past. he used to be one of the big cheeses at bear stearns, had to move on because he had a cocaine issue, which he has acknowledged and recognised and worked with. he has got history. dinner, frankly he has grown up to that history. this is an example of redemption, if you like tom and you can come back from a really difficult personal health crisis. taking us neatly onto our last story, which is happiness breaking out all over the nordic countries particularly finland. the happiness indexis particularly finland. the happiness index is out, finland at the top. is probably pitch black as we speak what they are a happy bunch because they are wealthy, healthy and have got theirfreedom. they are wealthy, healthy and have got their freed

political points, and then negotiate to a increasingly less bombastic and rational point.expect some stepping back much like you have seen on nafta talks where it is inclusive the stock and now much more narrow. we predict a narrower path and not a quick escalation. will see a response from china but we expect all parties to understand that a all-out trade war, no one benefits in. this is about a renegotiation of terms. betty: i don't know if this is too early to say but is this a buying opportunity? matt: in corporate bond space would say that this location of short data incorporates that extended today looks like a buying opportunity. you had a lot of t-bills issuance caused some clogging in the short-term pipes. and a widening of the corporate bond spread was exacerbated and we think that is the first signs of an opportunity. there's so many opportunities out there at the places of more volatility in international ties like em, who would still be patient. betty: given the reaction today, such pointed reaction on tariffs, does that tell you anything about what we heard f

despite the political turmoil with brexit and the very bombastic nature of the president of the unitedtates i would think these talks they are holding would be very serious and no one is going to want these kind of attacks to continue. talking of the present we can move on to the telegraph and the story about steel and president trump delivering on what he promised during the election to bring in tariffs to protect the american steel industry. he is talking about exemptions, we don't know that will include the uk but maybe mexico and canada. he is delivering on what he said he would do to voters. i understand why people do not like the policy but i went to a couple of rallies during the election campaign in america and he was absolutely all over this, this is what he was going to do and he won the election. this applies is that it he won the election. this applies is thatitis he won the election. this applies is that it is a surprise. he doesn't a lwa ys that it is a surprise. he doesn't always done on his promises. the interesting thing is not so much she has signed this body has give

trump's at times, bombastic about bankers and he targeted goldman sachs. it is a question of how much of a positive this is going to be for wall street. -- andor deregulation they are all about less regulation. powell is talking about volcker rule -- even though it is not going to be part of the senate banking rules when it merges with the house, it is not part of the dodd-frank rollback. about taking ag less hardluck of how we use -- and impose this role. matt: the critics what less kindly say that the fox is headed for the henhouse. [laughter] vonnie: we are not going to unpack that statement, but here is a soundbite from the gentleman from oak street capital, and a personality as well. here is his reaction. >> i have lived through many goldman sachs ceos and they have been terrific. the copresidents today, david sullivan and harvey schwartz, are terrific. i assume both or one will step into lloyd's shoes and the firm will go on. he seemed cool and collected, and the stock has only gone higher. matt: this is not unusual for goldman. there had continuity

very bombastic and because of it minorities can join the freedoms that we get to enjoy in this country he's probably the sole reason but he's a major reason why he was released something very special that he did he did a lot but i'm sure if he was around to get more things that he what i think he probably would have been able to deal with the president of peas stuck with his legacy and everything he fought for and everything we're trying to pursue and he had the drive of people it's just trying to get everybody together and i think i'll tell you it will definitely change where in the world is that right now or so many things that happened during his lifetime in the positive towards african-americans that maybe people thought were not things. you know a lot of options things have lightened a society out that would certainly have back in the day there were still a lot o. all these ballots in there was still a lot o. . things going on there is going on today blitz is not as much as it was before like they're increasingly and i think his toes and it was martin luther king was still here an

what's the personality, what's the approach, and, you know, president trump does -- you know, he's bombastic, a bull in a china shop very often. but the more important technical point about it is that this is a very complicated matter and there are thousands -- hundreds of thousands of documents and so on and so forth. so it's not the type of thing that lends itself to just kind of going in there cavalierly, but the approach would be the same as in every case when i work with a witness which is, you know, you've got to just answer the questions as best as you can, as best as you can recall, and you would spend a lot of time obviously preparing about the specific facts. >> and our other big news today is the firing of former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. a source tells axios that mccabe not only turned over memos to mueller but also met with mueller. axios reports that that exchange focused on the firing of former fbi director james comey. how damaging could this be for the president? >> well, what they're doing there, dara, is one of the most fundamental things in any investigation is t

we have a lot of sort of bombastic talk by leaders on all sides about the nuclear capabilities the new states. and the little girl were full of and the. russian sentiment you know particularly in the united states is at a place where i haven't seen it my lifetime and i interact. remember the reagan years during the when he was talking about the evil empire and then after the shooting down of seven so this is. the we're in an unprecedented place right now the british politicians in palm and with a few honorable exceptions some of them are saying we now need to launch a site of cyber attack on russian institutions and all manner of other levels of response and that russia is a rogue state so it will not respond to reason and i don't understand i mean i do understand look there are a lot of political. angles to this story. there are things that are going on that have always gone on these two countries have always meddled in each other's the shares there of zero is there have always been. games back and forth between russia and england and russia in the united states you know there was an

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footprint fingerprints it will pump elite because again i can say he's extremely bombastic and we'll talk about some of his views in the second half of the program here martin i mean is is to is going to treat pump ale the same way i i mean. and whims like walking into and often say i've decided i'm going to talk with the koreans i mean everybody gets. when it comes of that i mean how do you think the chemistry there is strong enough for a pump able to say ok yes sir and i said because this is the secretary of state should also give counsel not just you know execute orders go ahead morgan. right so first just very quickly on that point i don't think anyone in the world is strong enough to do that i think to be a senior person under this president is extremely difficult matter what your world view is so just that whether it's pompei or whomever might feel and the like but one thing you said a second ago i would just want to respectfully disagree with i strongly believe this president is far less ideological then people believe he is i believe he often uses ideology as a process or a t

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he is kind of being bombast if you know what i mean and he cannot do what he promised to the no agreements were reached the viewer is still far far away from each other and they believe that the new story. putin had not expected that by trying to thwart tillery clinton he may nevertheless still face a weakened president and a united states that was more hostile than before. shrub's hands were tied by an investigation into his relations with russia rather than lift sanctions against moscow congress reinforced them furious over russian interference the former head of the f.b.i. james comey testified before the senate intelligence committee we're talking about a foreign government that using technical intrusion lots of other methods tried to shape the way we think we vote we are that is a big deal. but putin had no intention of stopping. moscow is now also suspected of having interfered in the twenty sixteen breck said referendum and in the french presidential elections in the spring of twenty seventeen. yes and because i was a dual national but. you know i think that putin is a very complica

we have not heard much bombast from china, which is the target of these talents.what donald trump said as he campaigned? it would certainly appeal to a lot of people in what is known as a rust belt who voted for him? absolutely. we have congressional mid—term is coming up and that will play well in the states but on the other hand, some of the loudest critics of these measures have been members of his own republican party. they think this will spark trade wars and it could potentially raise the cost, as you might imagine, of steel and aluminium, they are in a lot of consumer goods in america, for example, car manufacturing is, if thatis example, car manufacturing is, if that is an important industry in your state, they will be upset. there will be a lot of pressure to bear now that trump has publicly made known that this is his intention and everybody will be trying to have their say. in this last—ditch effort. in terms of damage, if it does get to the point that some sort of retaliatory action goes back and forth, how much damage do you think that will do, given

always nice, always bombastic. but the president wants to put the right people in the right place for the right time. we all serve at the pleasure of the president. now john bolton is coming in. >> shannon: today he doubled down on the tariffs, especially with respect to the chinese. here's what their ambassador says. >> translator: trade war with ts or anybody else. if somebody tries to impose a trade war, we will fight. >> shannon: your response. >> the president doesn't want a trade war. he's been clear. the american worker have been taking it in the teeth for the better part of 30 years. the president has been talking about this for decades. it's another promise made in another promise kept. only in this town with a promise made any promise kept being novelty but he continues to keep these promises. you saw the heritage poll that came out. already accomplished 67% of what he ran on. this was before tariffs symbol for the wall funding and rebuilding the military. he has got to be in the high 70s now. >> shannon:

bombast. >>> welcome to street signs. i'm karen tso. these are your headlines >> the relief rally sweeps the continent in the hopes that president trump could rein in his tariff plans the ceo of vw says he is monitoring the situation >> apart from the rumor that things will change, the regulations have not changed we are calmly assessing the situation, then we will take the necessary decisions. >>> donald trump reignites hope of a nafta break through but says no decisions have been made yet and neighboring countries are still getting too good a deal >> we're not backing down. mexico -- we had a bad deal with mexico very bad deal with canada, it's called nafta our factories have left our country. our jobs have left our country for many years nafta has been a disaster. >>> italian assets get swept up in the move higher despite a big struggle between the election winners. >>> there's an activist on the line shares in telekom italia ring higher on a report that elliott management is building a stake to counter vivendi >>> stockses in europe

somewhat the culprit here, we have to have local domestic strength and work more cooperatively, not this bombasthe president seems to be pursuing. it is not going to work. china is proud into smart. i served over there for three years. they are not going to go away. they are going to use their trade measures to follow their nationalistic tendencies. shery: i talked with the chinese ambassador to the united states. i asked them if they were treasuryt curbing purchases. he said they were looking at all options. will be problems with china offset some of the gains in the national defense fund? >> i think americans made a huge tpp.ke with passing on the during the time i served in china, that was the most important geopolitical measure that crossed my desk. americans are less strong economically in southeast asia. it gives china an opportunity to fill the void. tpp would have enhanced america's military prowess in the pacific. we need this. a commander can get better overflight.s and we have to work together with these countries and find a better way to deal with china. it is not going away. overfli

know, lauren, i would weigh in here and say the following, trump often comes out with over the top bombastic all-in trade war type sanction but slowly but surely walks back to center and the line of sand starts to move closer to his framework. he's already negotiating with europe, canada and mÉxico, perhaps they could form a coalition because china in the end, that's really the big cahona and that's where we need to focus. lauren: beijing versus washington, david and sean, thank you so much for getting up with us, happy weekend. >> you too. >> thank you very much. >> senate approving a $1.3 trillion deal, yeah, that happened. >> the yeas are 65, the nays are 32. the motion to concur is agreed to. >> 24 republicans led by legislation led by senator rand paul. sound familiar? the legislation would lift military spending by $80 billion this year in domestic programs by 63 billion, in fact, wall street journal calling it a budget blow-out, it also includes, of course, $1.6 billion for border wall, the bill now goes for the president for signature. lauren: al late yesterday we got more news that

the next moment he seems to be a little bit timid and cautious with how he goes out there and is bombastic with real world leaders that have real militaries? i think the president did a pretty decent job. >> all right, i'm out of time. ben ferguson, rick wilson, welcome back from vacation for me. i'm back with the two of you guys. thank you so much. band-aid ripped. appreciate it. >>> just in here, we do have some breaking news involving one of the president's former campaign aides who is now refusing to appear before a grand jury. that's coming up. gr another dead end. sarge, i just got a tip that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy? is him a good boy? erg...i'm just gonna go. oh, you wanna go outside? you gotta go tinky poo-poo? i already went, ok? in the bathroom! as long as people talk baby-talk to dogs, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. i'm trying to manage my a1c, th

even as the president continues to be bombastic and frustrated, leaders on the hill including membersrty are warning him to back off. >> when it comes to mr. mueller, he's following the evidence where it take him and it's important he be allowed to do his job without interference. >> if you have a doubt, act like it. russian attacked our country. let special counsel mueller figure that out. >> trey gowdy calling out john dowd there, the president's attorney. some have speculated the president is fed up with the problem and he's going to fire the man in charge of it. not so fast, says attorney ty cobb of the white house. he said this in a statement in response to media speculation and there's been a lot of it and related questions being posed to the administration, the white house confirms that the president is not considering or discussing the firing of robert mueller. for his party, former acting director andrew mccabe is getting a lot of heat. he was fired following a inspector general record. he's given memos of conversations to special counsel mueller. mccabe was following the lea

we were talking about joe digenova an outstanding attorney, bombastic and bulldog attorney, he's been called by some others. a man previously suggested the president may have been targeted by the d.o.j. and the fbi in this russia probe. well he and his wife as you see there, victoria toensing, accomplished attorney in heroin right will now not join the trump team. here's a statement from jay sekulow -- he adds -- now this and a pair of tweets from the president this morning about his legal team. he took aim about suggestions he was having trouble filling positions on his legal squad. he said this -- he adds -- so as you see once again, rick, the president being a pugilist in social media fighting back as always. >> of course, and kevin, there are questions tonight about the president's pick to become national security adviser, what can you tell us about that? reporter: yes. this is a story that we've been following for quite some time. ambassador john bolton, formerly the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., suggestion from current virginia governor -- i'm sorry, virginia senator tim kaine, a

goes in there haphazardly, we have conversation and something fails, then we go back to the kind of bombasticat was taking place before. >> to switch focus, you're in brussels, big ajechgenda item ie steel and i laluminum tariffs w has the reaction been to the tariffs, and the latest revelation that there are carve-outs, but they only apply to canada and mexico and not the european union, who one would think is a close ally. >> i'm very concerned about the tariff the president put forw d forward. i think a number of members of congresses are, both democrats and republicans. over 100 republicans sent a letter to the president asking him not to do this it sen sends the wrong message the wrong time we should be leading the conversation translachbt tiplanatlantic tradt vital we have and the most profitable we have shared values, we could raise the standards collectively together as opposed to allowing china or anyone else to lead that seems to me the tariffs does not help our allies t helps chy s as others >> should the u.s. do something similar on german cars is the balance at the moment fai fai

there's a lot to deal with for his legal team and adding somebody as bombastic as degenerd digenova.the president's default position. what happens in the real strategy session moving forward will be completely up for grabs. >> one really wonders is this really a straj gee or is this a person surrounding himself with people he relates to. he's a street fighter, mike rogers, and he might be comfortable having someone take that position where he normally would be on twitter firing on bob mueller and andy mccabe and whoever else he thinks is against him. now he has someone else to do it for him. >> could be. maybe that's why he wanted to bring digenova in, is to be the bomb thrower out in public, to continue challenging the credibility of the fbi, continue to impeach the witness -- the potential witnesses and robert mueller himself, the special counsel, the investigation. that's been the style so far. i'm not sure the president realizes the ninth and fourth circuit courts have used his tweets in cases. in this case it was the immigration casework. the more he gets out there on twitter, t

this is someone who has been very bombastic, attacked immigrants. he has a very right-wing agenda.is a interesting history as well. inviously before he served the pennsylvania state legislature, he was a consultant for interrogations in iraq, actually serving in abu ghraib. he wrote an entire book defending torture. this is a very unusual candidate in certain respects, but this is a huge election in terms of being a bellwether for the midterm elections. saccone had a lot of money and super pac support, i think over $10 million spent on his behalf. really every advantage in this district. this was a prorepublican district. it looks like conor lamb pulled it out. thatnk this is a signal democrats will do very well in the elections poster amy: a marine corps captain, conor lamb. i want to switch gears a bit and play an excerpt of the latest episode of your podcast "intercepted" worry interview jan schakowsky about eric prince, the founder of blackwater, sister of betsy devos, -- >> brother of betsy devos. amy: erik prince now under investigation by special counsel robert mueller. >> i

it has a chief of staff who bombastically and angrily lied about a black woman member of congress, got caught in those lies, and refused to apologize for those lies. and after lying about congresswoman frederica wilson, said he had nothing to apologize for, and no member of the white house staff has ever been caught publicly lying more wildly, more recklessly than john kelly did in that case. but it's the trump white house, and working in the trump white house means never having to say you're sorry. not for lying. not for lying about a woman. not for lying about a black woman member of congress. and so from the top down, from donald trump through john kelly and his predecessor reince priebus and sean spicer and steve bannon and the director of social media, all the way down to kellyanne conway, who has never known function in the white house, the whole team participates in and contributes to lying and chaos every single day because donald trump attacks and hires the very worst people for those jobs. >> i have the most dedicated people. i have the best people. i have the best people. .

> he could be very caring and heartfelt in his communication, but he could also be very loud and bombastic when he felt he was being disrespected or lied to. >> this ain't no game! ain't no deals! personally going to see you, my friend. because i've been laughing since i've seen you. >> a change in these young men's lives. one example of how sam cared about the inmates, inmate tony goodwin. someone's story we have been following for a while. everybody expected him to be convicted of a murder charge and face a long term in prison. >>> we, the jury, fine the defendant not guilty of aggravated murder. >> but tony got a lesser conviction and going to serve a smaller time in prison. big sam had known tony goodwin for years. >> tony. >> sam. >> tony came into the facility as a minor and sam had watched him grow up, a one day i saw sam sitting at a table and i could hear sam counseling tony. >> now you have that opportunity to get back in the mainstream with your family. >> he was obviously talking to him about trying to avoid gang activity and stay on the right path, but it was a heartfelt commu

inside of the republican party that they both shared a penchant for gossip, for exaggeration, for bombast and that's how they got along and also why they saw their relationship fray twice over the years. nunberg got fired both in 2014 and in 2015. i really see him as someone who left the campaign in 2015 just before it got big, just like the drummer for the beatles who never got to be part of that stardom. >> he described himself as a protege of one of the most controversial dirty tricksters, if you will, in politics and when we are talking about that, that relationship -- >> you are talking about roger stone and roy cohn. >> roger stone, he said was like a father figure to him and he said he was not going to obey the subpoena because he did not want to be trapped into implicating roger stone in some sort of perjury trap. >> the loyalty to roger stone is at the beating heart of this entire situation. sam nunberg mostly anonymous to the country, has this fierce loyalty to stone. they both fell out of the campaign in 2015. nunberg maintains that stone hasn't worked with the russians. stone

. >> as for your other work on the opposition, you know, playing this bombastic conspiracy theory believer more attention to alex jones than he actually deserves? you know, alex jones, host of info wars, full of lies on his web videos show. this week he's in the news because of youtube. let's put on the screen the story about youtube. youtube is taking a closer look at his channel and thinking about making blocking his channel. this headline here says he's two strikes away from being banned. would it be a good thing for him to be banned from youtube and have less talk about alex jones? >> if we can stop some of the bile he excretes out into our media landscape, i think that is a good thing. we see him with this shooting as well creating these ideas of crisis actors and putting that out. suddenly that was a narrative that took hold and people started pushing back against these survivors to try to delegitimize their experiences. i think that is vile and disgusting. for us, what we try to do, is we try to shine a light on what is affecting the narrative and try to poke holes in that. >> right

thousand and six right through to rio in two thousand and sixteen it's all high tech stuff a lot of bombast some people say he actually describes it as immersive two hundred seventy three d. projections i think you get a feel for it some critics say it's all a little bit too much like disney but himself says what's wrong with disney disney's was a genius attainment right if you like and it's interesting just one of his quote from him he said we want to use codes that relate to the younger generations who've grown up with playstation to go to the movies in three d. and watch netflix so i try to open a cultural life in rome up to this younger generation a man with a mission if you will also perhaps by inviting sting and what role does he play a big name staying. involved let's listen in before i say a little bit more about what get a flavor of what sting his contributions. sting a very big name for the police from global superstar seen here working on the musical he won't be performing in the show but he has contributed a song. looks like a great show and there's up more on this on a website.

children in two thousand and six through to rio in two thousand and sixteen and then the high tech bombastic affairs all of them and no wonder then that the technology described here for the musical is immersive two hundred seventy degrees three d. projections and that will have the critics to say look this is more like walt disney's and it's high art and he said what is wrong with walt disney the man was a genius so he's happy with. the also he said something else that was interesting that i noted he said we want to use that relate to the younger generations who've grown up with playstation that go to the movies in three d. and watch netflix books are on the other hand distracted away from their wonderful artistic patrimony so it's a man with a mission well i use all those. after a short break we'll be joined by my colleague. here. on. the ledge european stars deliver a rousing performance of the bruises. on the rock the beat the band ponting leave you to follow. the voice of no region singer see vegetarian placement in fifteen minutes on. rushes to your code for how much freedom of express

trump becomes increasingly bombastic, leaders on capitol hill including members of the president's verywn party are warning him and his attorneys to back off. >> when it comes to mr. miller, he is following the evidence where it takes in. i think it is very important he be allowed to do his job without interference and there are many republicans who share my view. >> if you have an interesting client, act like it. russia attacked our country. let special counsel mueller figure that out. >> the white house is also rejecting suggestions of the president has become so frustrated by the investigation, which has expanded to include documents from the trump organization, that he plans to get rid of the man in charge. white house attorney ty cobb said the president is not considering or discussing the firing of special counsel robert mueller. the president's complaint that the widening investigation is a witch hunt is not new, nor novel. in fact, it's reminiscent of what clinton white house officials said about the probe led by independent counsel ken starr back in 1998. he was called corrupt.

>> they made some overtures and they thought that was enough, it wasn't and after a while he was bombastice bring it on, were going to win. >> i would not underestimate the government. here's why. i know some of the lawyers. before that and even after that he is one of the foremost antitrust expert spread he fought the government. >> what's the argument. >> the argument is this and that's why there bringing out all these competitors. they're saying there is price discovery going on right now among all these content providers and distributors which is forcing prices down. we are getting new entrants coming in. we have the internet becoming a bigger thing. if you make at&t stronger, they will prevent that lowering of prices because they can withhold their content and stop the innovation going forward. a lot of people are dubious about that. when i look at this, i read both trial briefs and talk to a lot of people on both sides, you can make a case that things like comcast are so big it prevents new entrants from coming on. it could price out other distributors. if you put comcast and at&t to

it was bombasted so bad that people say what's wrong with this guy, he went there and doesn't believe in america. and so as i walked through this memory, just quickly, i'm thinking i remember the second world war. i was in the high school in korean war. i was active chasing russian submarines in north atlantic, which told me there was a strong cold war. and then there is this vietnam war. and now people want to run the country, want to be a president, and this issue is coming to the top. and statistical things i had to do in school taught me a lot about new hampshire. new hampshire had a very high percentage of people who would serve in the armed services. south carolina they always said born in south carolina. well, big bases there. but a lot of people in new hampshire served in the armed services through all these different wars. so they had strong feelings. wanted to be patriotic. but also wanted some analytical truths. and as we look back to it, we can say now, because we didn't know for certain, there was this engagement from what the military was feeding probably our united stat

there was a bombast so bad that people say what is wrong with this guy, he went there and he does not believe in america. i walk through this memory, i am thinking, i remember the second world war, i was in high , i wasin the korean war active chasing russian summaries in the north atlantic, which told me there was a strong cold war. then there is the vietnam war. now people want to run the country, want to be the president and this issue is coming to the top. the statistical things i had to do in the school tell me a lot about new hampshire. new hampshire had a very high percentage of people who would serve in the armed services. south carolina -- they always say there are more in south carolina, but they have take bases there. -- they have big bases. of people in north carolina served in these bases in all these wars -- a lot of people in new hampshire served in these bases in all these wars. it, weook back through can say now because we did not know for certain, there was a disengagement from what the military was feeding our united states president and a disengagement with what th

>> his bombastic style. she unapologetically down the line conservative.immigration that donald trump started talking about in 2015, 2016, saccone was talking about in 2010. >> the thing the democrats did early on republicans said i'm not going to support fancy pelosi as democratic leader, he innoculated himself. do you think that's what democrats have to do to win the house back? >> i think ryan wants to answer that question. >> if you are a democrat in southwestern pennsylvania, you have to say that. you have a lot of democrats starting to vote republican as they maintain their democratic party resignation. in a party like mine you have republicans starting to vote democrat while still maintaining their res egg nation. >> conner lamb is the typical western pennsylvania democrat. i served with a lot of them. they used to be in the u.s. house until recently. let's not forget, in this districts you have a majority voter demonstration democratic. but for guns and other issues, our democrats on economic issue, tim murphy was a generally pro-organized labor re

he was here over the weekend giving a bombastic campaign speech.-- prime trump, so to speak. tom: let's look at this quickly. someis ella nielsen, with nice numbers. republican plus 11, that is a big number. there are technically 70,000 more registered democrats than republicans, but many of these voters have been casting ballots for the gop candidate for years. republican allied groups were outspending democrats 17 to one. where are the democrats going to come from in the hills in the valleys? democrats, thean union workers, and in particular you have seen top unions trying medicare,ssues of medicaid, and health insurance, really trying to get out the vote in that regard. when you look at it from a broader perspective, should someone like conor lamb be able to win here, you can bet that joe biden is going to seize upon that message, and potentially launches own presidential campaign. a lot of republicans in washington, d.c. are really going to consider retiring should lamb pull this out. tom: interesting. francine: kevin, think is so much -- thank