[booing] do we defend freedom? [cheering] or do we give into tyranny? [booing] do we embrace jobs? [cheering] or do we give into mobs? [booing] here in texas, the united states senate race provides the clearest contrast of any race in the country and 2018. we have had a couple of debates. distinction as anyone could hope for. on every issue. , i'm proud to have worked hand-in-hand with president trump to pass the biggest tax cut in a generation. [cheering] we cut taxes on small businesses on small businesses and ranchers throughout the state of texas. that o'rourke wants higher taxes. [booing] cut,voted against the tax he voted repeatedly in favor of .igher property taxes in el paso, he even voted for something called a rain tax. [booing] i don't even know what that is! but here in texas, we celebrate when it rains, we don't tax you for it! [cheering] i'm proud to have worked with president trump to repeal job killing regulations that were hammering texas. [cheering] supports higher regulations hammering oil and gas, hammering the state of texas. devoted on a tax -- he voted on oil

[booing] they want to raise your taxes. [booing] they want to oppose socialism.t to take away your second amendment. [booing] take away your strong health care we are making stronger and stronger every single day. by the way nobody talks about it we got rid of the individual mandate the most unpopular aspect of obama care. [cheers and applause] you had the great privilege to pay a fortune in order to pay a fortune to not pay for bad health care. [laughter] we got rid of the individual mandate and by the way we radically change that but we didn't get one democrat. one would have repealed and replaced but we are essentially doing the same thing anyway it has been decimated but now your premiums are going up at a much, much lower clip. [applause] and yesterday it got very little print and ink from these ladies and gentlemen,. [booing] vet yesterday we signed the bill prescription drug prices are going to come tumbling down. [cheers and applause] we have other countries from the same bill from the same company made at the same plant wherever the hell it is made. [lau

[booing] that is not texas.no rateion, there in the country with a stronger divide on the country than the u.s. senate rate in texas. honored to have the endorsement of the national border patrol council, the union of man and woman who risk their lives keeping the borders safe and protecting our country. [cheering] we need to build the wall. [cheering] my opponent not only opposes the wall, but says we have too many border walls and fences and need to tear them down. [booing] sanctuary cities. tohas said he is open abolishing ice. [booing] reckless, andl, not texas. this, he is the only democratic senate nominee in the country to come out explicitly for impeaching president donald trump. [booing] he said he would vote right now today to impeach president trump. [booing] he is running to the left of elizabeth warren, bernie sanders. the state of texas is not going to stand for it. [chanting] in texas, the support law enforcement. in texas, the support our veterans. in texas, the -- we stand for the national anthe

[crowd boos] a lot of working people didn't vote. people of color didn't vote and young people did not vote in very strong numbers. in fact, throughout this country come a almost two out of three americans didn't vote. [crowd boos] meanwhile, the coke brothers and other billionaires brought hundreds of millions of dollars into ugly 32nd political ads. the result was that republicans one the house, the senate, chairs, all across this country. [crowd boos] in 2014, we had the lowest voter turnout in history, in 2018, we must have biased photo turnout in the midterm election. [cheering] it is not only imperative that all of you come out and vote, it is not only imperative that you drag your friends and your coworkers and your family members out to vote, i know the world series is important, i've got it. this midterm election is 1000 times more important. [cheering] so tell your friends and your family to turn off the damn television and come out and fight for democracy in this country. [cheering] you can do it anyway that you can. you c

[boos] mr. obama: don't boo, vote. booing does not do anything. booing does not help, voting helps. [cheers and applause] mr. obama: voting helps. voting helps. voting helps. do not boo, don't hashtag, all of that stuff is nice to do, vote. anyway. just now, mitch mcconnell says, suddenly now that he is past the passed the -- he has $1.5 trillion tax cut, he says these deficits are a really big problem. [laughter] mr. obama: you need to pay attention to this. to bring them down, we will have to cut programs like medicare, and medicaid, and social security. i want everybody to understand if you do not think voting matters. if you did not vote or folks you know did not vote, they win. they give $1.5 trillion to people who do not need it, not working people, not families, to folks who are sitting pretty. they then come back and say, now that we have spent $1.5 outlion, we need to figure how to make it up by cutting programs that working families rely on. it is a pretty straightforward equation. we should not be confused a

[booing] you look at senator dianne feinstein, what she did. booing.oing] the disgraceful behavior, the disgraceful leaking of documents, you look at what they did. you look at the full charges the false accusations. it was a disgrace. it was a disgrace. and people would say thank you sir and thank you for not giving up. you know what, i never even thought of it folks. i never even thought of it. [cheering] but on november 6th you can vote to reject the democrats shameful conduct by electing republican house and really, we need it badly. we need these votes. a republican senate. [cheering] under republican leadership, america is booming. america is thriving, and america is winning like never before. because we are finally putting america first. [cheering] just two days ago the unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest levels in 50 years. [cheering] it was just announced that manufacturing confidence is at an all-time high. historic. [cheering] big thing confident. you remember the previous administration, they said you can't bring back manufacturing j

[booing] pres.mp: the democratic party has become an angry ruthless unhinged mob determined to get power by any means necessary. in this election will decide which party controls congress. americane for every could not be more clear. by the way, i have to thank dean heller for helping us with justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh. dean heller was there. dean heller was there right from the beginning. mobs.mocrats produce republicans produce jobs. [cheering] pres. trump: hashtag. that is called hashtag. that is a hot one. this november, vote for jobs, not mobs. crying chucksi, schumer, and the radical democrats take over congress, which would be a shame, they will try to plunge our country into a nightmare of good luck, poverty -- of gridlock, poverty, and chaos. and your 401(k)s? boom. they will go down like a sinking something. what sinks rapidly? a rock. they will go down like a rock. democrats want to massively raise your taxes. country,cialism on our we will be another venezuela. [booing] pres.

[booing] pres.cratic party has become an angry, ruthless, unhinged mob determined to get power by any means necessary. your vote in this election will decide which party controls congress. the choice for every american could not be more clear. by the way, i have to thank dean heller for helping us with justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh. dean heller was there. dean heller was there right from the beginning. so, democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. [cheering] pres. trump: hashtag. that is called hashtag. hashtag. that is a hot one. this november, vote for jobs, not mobs. if nancy pelosi, crying chuck schumer, and the radical democrats take over congress, which would be a shame, they will try to plunge our country into a nightmare of gridlock, poverty, and chaos. and by the way, your 401(k)s? boom. they will go down like a sinking something. what sinks rapidly? a rock. they will go down like a rock. democrats want to massively raise your taxes. impose socialism on our country, we will

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if you want the fake news media to finally investigate -- >> [booing]. >> [crowd noise]. >> [booing]. >> by the way -- >> [chanting]. >> [cheers and applause]. >> don't worry, i don't like him either. but look at this. just look. here we are. we are doing a rally for ted. it's great. we have a lot of people. look how many media -- this is like the academy awards which went down the tubes. i think we do much better. look how many. look at them. >> [cheers and applause]. >> do you recognize many of those happy faces back there? i know every one of them. i know every one of them, and 15% of them are great. >> [laughing]. >> every one of them. i know every one. >> [crowd noise]. >> but if you want the fake news to finally investigate hillary clinton, we will just have -- >> [cheers and applause]. >> man! >> [cheers and applause]. >> [chanting]. >> i didn't do it. i didn't do it! i didn't do it! if you want them to investigate, we will just have to nominate hillary clinton to the united states supreme court. how do you like that idea? >> [booing]. >> let's see how she does. if judge kavana

[booing] did you get that one? maxine. she would be in charge of your finances. [booing] low iq individual. [laughter] low iq. how about this one? senator dianne feinstein. [booing] mayor who did one of the worst jobs of any mayor other than the guy running for governor in florida. he was horrible.

[boos] mr. obama: don't boo, vote. if you help us take basket -- take back congress, nevada, we can make the progress that is needed. that is the bottom line. this is not just about one person in the white house. congress and the governor's and state legislative races. america is notn just in one person. being it took was president, i would've solved everything. it turns out you are congress, governors, so we have to vote everywhere, up and down the ballot. when you vote, good things happen. , you have the power to make sure we strengthen laws and protect women in the workplace from harassment and discrimination. we have the power to make sure they are paid equally. when you vote, you have the power to make it easier for a student to afford college, harder for a person to shoot up a classroom. when you vote, you have the power to make sure a family keeps its health insurance. you can save somebody's life. that power is in your hands. yes you can. i want to talk about young people in particular here. for a moment. have

[booing] they want to replace texas values with nancy pelosi values. [booing] and they want to replace the rule of law that the rule of the mob. that is what is happening. democrats would rather destroy american communities then defend america's borders. got to vote for ted cruz. [cheering] democrats are a big risk to the american family and our country. we cannot afford to take those kind of risks. this will be the election of the , kavanaugh, law and order, tax cuts, and common sense. [cheering] ted opponent in this race is a stone cold phony. [booing] he pretends to be a moderate. he is actually a radical open borders left winger. i know texas well. do not forget, they tried to convince you on election night that texas is in play. remember the lies? you, i think the lies are bigger tonight than two years ago. because i produced. [cheering] because i produced. tonight and bigger it is easier. , i had to say, people give you tax cuts, cut regulations. it was all words. now i have produced so this is easily. [cheering] in fact, some of those guys will

she -- >> [booing] pres.mp: she needs the tax hikes to cover her through the roof garbage that you want no part of. and she wants to immediately decimate your now thriving coal industry. >> [booing] pres. trump: so if you want to stop nancy pelosi from becoming speaker of the house? >> [booing] pres. trump: no, we can't do that. that will not be good. then you have to get out and vote for andy barr, great man. [applause and cheers] great man. you know, actually i must tell you, kentucky, you are always involved as the middle of politics. the election of andy is a very important thing. it could mean the difference between unbelievable continued success and frankly, failure, where we fight two more years with these people, with these obstructionists, so it is really an important race. it could be the congressman -- they are so far ahead in their races, we don't have to talk about him anymore. right? [applause and cheers] we don't have to talk about them, but we were talking backstage. and they said it, this cou

[crowd boos] she made a statement that doing a tour, her and her husband or something -- [crowd boos]ade a statement, something ridiculous, that is why she lost the election. she has never gotten it. she said we will create 250 thousand jobs and everyone was excited. she was right, but it was created in south korea, not our country. deal, check it off. another horrible deal. we will create 250,000 jobs -- if she would have said for south korea, at least it would have been honest. we have renegotiated under the guise of massive tariffs. if you are not going to do it, we are just going to put tariffs. they said let's do it. we have opened up for your farmers, your manufacturers, we have taken a horrible deal and made it a good deal. we are opening up for something where we do even better, but we are going to open up japan for trade and the european union, which is brutal. they are brutal. sounds so nice, so nice, the european union sounds so nice. they are brutal. that is because they have had to takey in order advantage of us on trade. most of those countries in the european union. are

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[booing] pres. trump: we will go down fighting for that one. can you imagine? the vote was always so sacred. now they want the right to vote. there is one town in california were illegal immigrants want to

[boos] let's see how she does.judge kavanaugh had to go through what he went through, and he's a fine man. can you imagine hillary up ther there? that would take 3-4 years of questionss.. stake in the selection is tiether we continue the extraordinary prosperity. or whether we let the radical democrat mob take a giant wrecking ball and destroy our country and our economy. [boos] the unemployment rate just fell to the lowest level in more than 50 years. 5-0. here's one that's hard to beat. the number of americanss working at this moment, think of it. working, working, working. the number of americans working has just reached the highest in the history of our country. all-time high. we have eliminated a record number of job killing regulations. that is one of the reasons companies are all coming back. the biggest tax cut and reform in history with massive tax cuts. and now we are adding 10% to those numbers. we've saved your family farms, ranches, and small businesses from theus estate tax also known tax.e death sof

[crowd booing] pocahontas, pocahontas.ng] i have got more indian blood in me than pocahontas and i have none. i mean, sadly, i have none. but i have more than she has. they said to her, why do you say you are of indian heritage? well my mother told me i have high cheekbones, that is the answer. do you have any documentation? no, i don't. well i have high cheekbones too. hey, maybe i am an indian, and i will do very well. i want to be careful. i am taking out so many of these people. i am hitting them so hard that they are disappearing. i don't want to do that because i may get somebody that is actually good to run against me, and that would not be good. i will take out all the easy ones and maybe i will get stuck with somebody that is actually good. but i don't see any on that side. well, sleepy joe biden who ran for president two or three times -- you know they say, i think i remember a third time. he had 1% with an arrow pointing left. that means 1% or less. then obama took him off the trash heap. well he is one of the p

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but i do like it albert in florida, albert. >> caller: hey, boo-yah, old friend >> boo-yah >> caller:, you know, i had a late great aunt that was retired from boston university, economics professor. she used to have me get the paper every day and come over and watch you and kudlow when you first started your show. best education i ever got. >> thank you so much thank you. >> caller: listen, i have a question i was thinking that dow dupont was supposed to have a conference talki ining how theyr going to unlock value on their company. now i'm down 20% on them >> we bought this for my charitable trust in the 40s. we sold some much higher the company is doing a split it's obvious people think they're going to miss the quarter. i think we have to wait to see the quarter, and i'm sorry you're down on it. all right. we're finally seeing the impact of the president's tariffs, and boy, they are a little problematic. even the winners are not winning. that means even great american companies like new corps aren't doing as well as we thought. much more "mad money" ahead. what do you do when one o

[booing] rep.ramer: governor ed schafer had a plan -- i trust the andrnors of north dakota legislators more than cnn -- sen. heitkamp: you trust a legislator more than a hospital? go out in fact check it. go out and read the lawsuit which i read. [applause] go read it. the lawsuit that was filed takes away everything. it takes away keeping your kids on insurance. it takes away the lifetime caps. it takes away everything. it wipes out the affordable care act. let's not doubletalk this. you are the one who said people with pre-existing conditions would game the system. we have those words coming out of your mouth. that is not with this is about. this is about moms and dads trying to get critical health care for their kids. it's about grandparents worrying about whether their kids will have an opportunity to get quality health care. it is about keeping our world -- rural hospitals open. this is an important discussion . let's say, let's admit, i have said it over and over again -- the affordable care

[booing] is a radical far-left democrat. going to be voting with nancy pelosi and maxine waters the great maxine waters. that's another beauty isn't? williams wants to massively raise your taxes, and she supports pelosi's cap and trade tax which is a disaster. and it would kill the montana coal industry that we all rebuilt together in a very short period of time. any miners isn't odds audience? it's coming back clean coal. i say beautiful clean coal, and we have more of it than anybody. and kathleen williams supports open borders. she opposes the wall which we've started and done a lot of work on, but i'd like to get it done quickly. give us the money and we'll do it fast, but we've started it. we have a billion six, and i want to get it finished. if this scene of people pouring -- if that doesn't make people want to -- in 2006 all these people wanted a wall. they know it's the right thing. they just don't want to give us the victory. israel has a wall. he said it worked 99.9 percent, their wall. they have a big wall. in the

[ boos ] thank you! >> jimmy: then he hated it, so he left!. no. >> jimmy: what is this, a fantasy camp? >> this is a dodger fantasy camp in vero beach, florida. i went a couple times. i had just the best time. >> jimmy: did you, yeah. >> for a week, all you do is eat, drink, and sleep baseball. that's it. >> jimmy: tommy lasorda there? >> yes, doing locker room chants, getting everybody revved up, cursing like a sailor, oh, yeah. >> jimmy: do you shower with the team in a fantasy camp situation? >> that may be your fantasy. [ laughter ] i think that's a different fantasy, jimmy. >> jimmy: i didn't know how many fantasies came together in this camp. >> that wouldn't be my fantasy. >> jimmy: no. you started your acting career here in new york, is that true? >> basically, i did. when i was 25 years old i got a job as one of the regulars on an abc show called "loving." >> jimmy: "loving" was a soap opera. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was cleto, our band leader, look how happy he is, he was obsessed with the show. >> really? >> jimmy: he used watch it ev

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joe. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: joe from long island. cloudera and been a holder since the merger. >> i thought it was a great merger they've been beating each other's heads in and going at it tooth and nail and now there is a chance for thecombined company will i think make money and i like the acquisition very much let's go to jake in new york jake >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer >> boo-yah >> caller: thank you for all you do i want to give a quick shoutout to my adviser from atlantic city and had a question on palo alto networks has come down a bit. what do you think of the company? >> buyer of it for action alerts why? there's an article about facebook wanting to get that security i think everybody wants to get into security and palo alto is the best charts bad thank you for telling me that and that is, ladies and gentlemen, the conclusion of "the lightning round." >> announcer: "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. n historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a cas

i thought kavanaugh was treated like crap. [ booing ] yeah, well boo yourself. >> seth: man.ing with the audience now. [ light laughter ] he's like the least threatening pro wrestler ever. "my name's lindsey but you can call me the southern snake and, brother, i'm gonna bite your ankle." [ booing ] "well, boo right back at you. you're all a bunch of meanies." [ light laughter ] graham has gone so far off the deep end that he even called for one of his colleagues, minnesota senator amy klobuchar, to apologize to kavanaugh. you might remember these exchanges from the hearing last week in which a furious kavanaugh tried to turn questions about his hard-drinking high school and college days back on the senators asking them. >> i like beer. >> you haven't answered that. >> i like beer. i don't know if you do? >> okay. >> do you like beer, senator? or not? what do you like to drink? >> next one is -- >> senator, what do you like to drink? >> judge -- >> so you're saying there's never been a case where you drank so much that you didn't remember what happened the night before or part

honey boo boo, despite finishing fourth from the bottom you won't shake her confidence. >> best thinghow so far? >> artem. >> ah, that is so sweet. are you trying to bribe me so i'm not too strict in the rehearsal? is that what's happening right now. >> no, not at all. >> artem is like get your face straight. >> it seems the sassy 13-year-old has met her match in mentor artem and junior pro partner tristan who's won two national titles. >> what has it been like teaching her how to dance? >> it's been a mixture of good, stressful, making me angry. >> cha, cha, cha, you're just walking. >> i'm not walking. >> you went like this. >> i know he feels that, but times a million more than me. >> last night we saw mama june in the audience cheering on her daughter who scored a 19 out of 30 and alana says her feet are really feeling all the rehearsals. >> i'm sore. my feet hurt so bad. >> how's your blisters? want to talk about your blisters? >> yeah. i have like two on the back of my feet right now. >> what do you think, alana? can you win? >> did you really just ask me that? >> yeah, 'cause i

honey boo boo and her partner tristan with a 21.boo toned down her usual exuberance, showing off a more refined foxtrot from "beauty and the beast" there. >> and the lowest score of the night at just 19 out of 30, sophia pippen and her partner jake for their samba from "the little mermaid." >> sophia, of course, is scotty's daughter. unfortunately, they ended up being this week's elimination. bye! >>> next to chris hemsworth and a friend doing something your parents never, ever told you to do, pick up a hitchhiker. >> fortunately no one got killed or worse. >> thank goodness. >> but that hitchhiker did end up getting a double surprise. >> so hemsworth posted this video of him and his pal luke zocchi on their way to go surfing picking up a guy who ended up being a musician from mexico. >> because that's what happens in australia. scotty boy, as they nicknamed him, gets treated to a helicopter ride. scott told "e! news" the experience was cool and unexpected. >> the bonus, of course, hemsworth and zocchi didn't turn out to be homicida

don't boo. don't boo, don't hash tag. all that stuff is nice to do. vote.ust now mitch mcconnell says, well, suddenly now that he's passed the 1.5 trillion dollar tax cuts, he says these deficits are a really big problem. no, no, no, you guys need to pay attention to this. to bring them down we are going to have to cut programs like medicare. and medicaid. and social security. all right. so i just want everybody to understand if you don't think voting matters. you didn't vote or at least folks you know didn't vote, they win. they give a trillion and a half dollars to people who don't need it. not working people. not families. to folks who are sitting pretty. they then come back and say now that we've spent 1.5 trillion dollars we need to figure out how to make up for that by cutting programs that working families rely on. it's a pretty straight forward equation. and we should not be confused by this. i don't know how much simpler it could be. if you believe that folks like me need a tax cut and folks like your grandma needs a cut in her social security, the

[booing] that will cost business and we cannot let that happen.ill also stand by men and women of law enforcement to protect our communities. [cheers and applause] andrew is a failed mayor with the highest crime rate in florida under his leadership and last year the highest number of murders in the history of the city. [booing] he signed a pledge to attack men and women of law enforcement to say police have no place in justice. he cannot keep florida safe you need to vote for me because i will protect florida's communities. [cheers and applause] andrew gillam wants to abolish ice and have open borders. [booing] he would allow sanctuary cities to turn florida into a sanctuary state. i can tell you this. as governor am i will never allow florida to be a sanctuary state. [cheers and applause] we will protect your health care he's been hanging out with bernie sanders. they call it health care for all but read the fine print every senior loses medicare or medicare advantage they all go to a single-payer system if you get insurance from your business th

where he made a boo-boo and another boo-boo and a third boo-boo. i wonder where the lever was.any case, i don't think mcclellan would have been a good desk general. i think -- in fact, i think it would have deprived of the union of mcclellan's inspirational leadership. if nothing else, as even lincoln admitted, mcclellan had organizational skills. he could inspire a lot of men in the ranks. so, no, i don't think dutch and the other thing is, you say, who else could have been armed -- commander of the army of the potomac? that's a good question. if you put mcclellan at a desk. hallock is out west. indo not worry about hallock 1860 two. if he is out west, we give urban -- irwin mcdowell a second shot? that's probably not the guy you want. how many bull runs do you want to fight ec? who people do not know these guys are. so, i don't think so. -- lincolnually began to realize that mcclellan was having an awfully hard time supervising all military operations while supervising his own whereas the jerryrigged he came up with, grant would accompany the army of the potomac. hallock stay

[crowd booing] look at them. it's like the academy awards every time. like to walk into a place one night and not have any of these guys. boy. it gets bigger and bigger. thatven they have said president trump, and you know they probably get fired the next day, that president trump made promises during the campaign, and i have actually produced more than the promises i made. how often do you hear that? and we all produced it together. we have incredible people. rand, and we all produced it together. we have a great team. but we need more of them. we need more republican votes. we have a majority that is essentially not a majority. if somebody has a cold, we don't have a majority. so we have to get more republicans there, and we are here for some good ones tonight. on monday night at the white ept one of the biggest and most historic promises of all. you know what we are talking about, right? never has a man been treated so badly. america watched as we proudly swore in the newest member of the united states supreme court, justice brett kavanaugh. [applaus

boo at the zoo will be mild and at the oakland zoo as well, mainly sunny skies. the indianapolis colts tomorrow will get partly cloudy skies. nice at the airport and partly cloudy, rain in chicago and forecast high of only 51. overnight lows tonight, mid 40s and mid-50s, nearing 730 in the morning. high temperatures tomorrow mostly in the mid-70s, a nice date is by the clouds. extended forecast, the usual fog at the shoreline and sun in the afternoon. things are warming up by the time we had to midweek. halloween at this point looks high and dry.>>> you know what time it is? it is to for saturday nights and it is here, it is now. not one sports segment, two sports segments. local teams only, once we get through the commercial break. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the d

i thought kavanaugh was treated like crap. [ boo ] >> well, boo yourself. >> reporter: graham made that comment this morning at the atlantic festival in washington, d.c. he was, of course, among the most vocal senators in support of judge kavanaugh during last week's hearing. >>> workers at san francisco's marriott hotels are preparing to back up their demands for better pay and safer working conditions. local 2 union members have been negotiating with marriott, the city's biggest hotel employer for months. some 2,500 workers are still without a contract. last month marriott workers voted almost unanimously to authorize a strike at seven downtown hotels, so a strike could be called at any time. >> our members are determined. they are resolute in our demands. should be enough. that should not be taken lightly, and we're ready to back that up with real action. >> the marriott workers including housekeepers, cooks, bartenders, servers and bellmen and negotiations will ultimately impact some 8,000 workers at 50 san francisco hotels. no comment from marriott this morning. >>> now to santa cr

[booing] they want to sign them up for free health care, free welfare, free

[booing] pres. trump: i don't think we like sanctuary cities up here. neither do a lot of people in california.

don't boo. don't hashtag. vote.mitch mcconnell says suddenly now they passed the 1.52 and dollar tax cut, he says these deficits are a big problem. to bring them down, left to cut programs medicare and medicaid and social security. i want everybody to understand if you don't think voting matters, if you didn't vote, or people you know didn't vote, they win. a halfve a trillion and dollars to people who don't need it. families, to folks who are sitting pretty worried they come spend $1.5y we trillion, we need to figure how to make up for that by cutting programs that working families rely on. it is a straightforward equation. we should not be confused about this. if you believe that folks like me need a tax cut, and folks like your grandma need a cut in on social security. then you should sit home and not vote. if on the other hand you think that is a bad idea, and you say to yourself, i feel pretty good. all these corporations are doing pretty good. my grandma needs to make sure she she -- she can keep paying rent.

[booing] bob casey voted in favor of deadly sanctuary cities that released thousands upon thousands of illegal alien criminals and vicious gang members to prey on pennsylvania