she goes around the back, makes her way downstairs, finds boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> the elixir of life? >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. >> i can't help but think about the moment when dad with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. they share it as a family, but we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.com has lots more. happy halloween and we'll see

she goes around the back, makes her way downstairs, finds boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> the elixir of life? >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. the moment when dad was done with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. they share it as a family, but we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.com has lots more. happy halloween and we'll see it's no secret. donald trump isn't for us. and unfortunately, congressman coffman isn't, either. just listen. and as families struggle to make ends meet, coffman said he would support donald trump for president. and that's all we really need to know. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. . >> welcome to "dish nation." happy halloween. this is actually my costume. this is not just what i look like without hair and makeu

boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> the elixir of life? >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. >> i can't help but think about the moment when dad with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. they share it as a family, but we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.com has lots more. happy halloween and we'll see a shooting in the parking lot of the clinton presidential library in arkansas. police in little rock says the shooting was the result of a robbery attempt. some people had met in the parking lot to sell some blue jeans. one person was hit in the leg and is expected to survive. >>> breaking news from alabama, where one person has been killed and several injured in a gas pipeline explosion. the country's biggest gas pipeline is shut down for the sec time in two months. and r

boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> theli >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. >> i can't help but think about the moment when dad was done with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.com has lots more. happy halloween and we'll see . >> welcome to "dish nation." happy halloween. this is actually my costume. this is not just what i look i am one of the characters from netflix "stranger things." i'm barb, everybody. >> nailed it. >> i'm from "walking dead" the most hated man on earth right now. >> all right. sammy, who are you? >> i'm harley quinn from "suicide squad." >> that's who we are. we're having a blast here in l.a. we'll check in with atlanta and find out who atlanta is dressed as. hey, what's up, guys? >> happy ha

jeffrey says they've put in place reforms to ensure when someone departs the agency, they don't boomerang back in in any inappropriate form, even as >> you can read wendy's comp hennive article on 12news.com. >> we put extended coverage of this and resources on what you can look out for. >>> you can see the numbers at the bottom of your screen. >> some of us did very well. rainfall totals from across the valley. queen creek, over half an inch. .3 in gilbert. .4/100th of an there's your 7-day. 20% chance of rain through tomorrow morning before we clear out. clearing out for the weekend. >>> still time to vote in our i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors isk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. >>> coyotes down 4-1 in the 3rd 3rd. coyotes win 3-1. first time t

it tends to boomerang back on the u.s., which is what any pro-growth administration does not want to do. by, he has got some tools on enforcement that he could drive -- paul: what do you think he could use? rep. brady: on the enforcement side, they could be more streamlined. use that. at the wto, america has won about 17 cases through the wto. other 18. but i would advise this -- let's go after china for investment violations. but i would say president bush , started the treaty with china and the obama administration continued it. i would think it would be terrific for the donald trump administration to finish it, because those bilateral trade and investment protections that we have been fighting for a long time -- so, if you have a big problem, my advice is to go straight at the problem. and i think that is the way, with his negotiating background skills, donald trump could make a difference. paul: ok. opening it up to the audience. any questions, anybody have a question? >> that you can send the monotony ipad, at it is better if you raise your hand and identify yourself. so we can

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that's the biggest boomerang in history? >> i think it could be.tively, you reap what you sow. and president obama didn't want to deal with congress so she issued all forms of executive orders and his agency went to it to make up the law in some cases. and now president trump has a great opportunity. >> james, what is the magnitude here? we'll take the executive orders here, how many are we talking about? >> more than 200 executive orders, more than 200 memoranda, it's essentially the same thing. the pen and the phone, the president setting the policies he wants. but those can be reversed. >> some of these routine to make the government work. so they won't all be repealed. >> right, but executive orders and administrative guidance, what was new about the administration was sow significant these policies were, how much they tried to do with the pen and the phone. and so this is why you have the opportunity to -- without having to go to congress, even without having to fight about cost of tax cuts, to basically provide a stimulus to the economy on da

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the last thing we want to do is boomerang back to what was going on just a week ago. to move forward and mr. trump talked about being a president who will bring people together. >> here took steps to unify the country, but it's often actions, not words. this selection of steve bannon, a person who is tightly aligned with the alt right who some suggest has not just white nationalists, but anti-semitic views. doesn't that haunt the message that you and others suggest that donald trump is trying to deliver of a greater unity? >> mr. bannon and i can tell you from the things i read and the people i respect, we heard reince priebus talk about this yesterday. some characterizations are unfair and are not representative. >> you are a guy in your own house. you were a kasich supporter and you experienced the hardship of coming on board with donald trump as i understand it. wouldn't even put the trump sign in your yard because you were not sure how to feel about things including comments from the "access hollywood" tape. are you now more comfortable with the idea and all your

the biggest boomerang in history. >> effectively you reap what you sow, and president obama didn't wantal with congress. he issued all forms of executive order, and his agencies went out and made up the law in some cases. now i think president trump has a great opportunity. >> james, what's the magnitude here? what's take the executive orders first? how many are we talking about? >> hundreds. more than 200 executive orders. more than 200 what they call executive memoranda. it's the president saying the policies he wants and those can be resersed. >> some of these are routine making the government work. >> but executive orders and administrative guidance, what was new about this administration is how significant these policies were, how much they tried to do with the pen and the phone. so this is why you have the opportunity, without having to go to congress, even without having to fight about cost of tax cuts to basically provide a stimulus to the economy on day one. >> then we have something, kate, called the midnight regulatory rush, which this administration is kind of pushing throug

mary, if you don't put it in legislation, you don't need legislation to repeal it, the biggest boomeranghistory? >> it could be. you reap what you sew. president obama didn't want to deal with congress. he issued all forms of executive order and his agencies went out and made up the law in some cases. now i think president trump has a great opportunity. >> james, what's the magnitude here? let's take the executive orders first, how many are we talking snabt. >> hundreds. more than 200 executive orders, more than 200 executive memoranda, essentially the same thing. it's the pen and the phone, the president saying on his own policies he wants. those can all be reverse zbld some of these are routine, sort of making the government work. they won't all be repealed. >> right. executive orders and also administrative guidance, what was new about this administration is how significant these policies were, how much they tried to do with the pen and the phone. this is why you have the opportunity, without having to go to congress, even without having to fight about cost of tax cuts to basically pr

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you don't want that to boomerang on you. >> how would -- we are talking about a senate confirmation thatblicans have the 51 senators. >> very close. >> and maybe 52. depending on louisiana. >> you would expect that there would be some democrats that would support rudy giuliani because before this campaign, especially after 9/11 very non-script. >> you go, listen, you didn't have a problem with the clinton foundation. why do you have a problem with rudy giuliani? >> you could certainly try. that's why the key word was save. it wasn't under the bus. we still want him. also, quickly, i'm hearing from people in transition. in the end it doesn't matter if giuliani is secretary this or that. he will be right next to the president and in some cases he could end up being more influential as an informal advisor than being in the cabinet. you have heard that from mike hu huckabee. just because you have secretary we have seen in cabinet were better be to advisor and have influence. >> trump university there was a settlement in that lawsuit. >> well, look, on its face it's little bit of a flip flop

. >> it's two guys flying a boomerang, one of his other crazy designs and it's two aliens. you know, the oval-shaped had and one guys tearing his mask off and he's like these pretend masks are really uncomfortable. that tells you a little something about his creativity. >> alan, i think we have time for one more question. >> okay, let's, let's make it a good one. no pressure. >> this young gentleman right in the front. just wait a second and i'll hand the mic. >> on the side, it kind of looks like planes. my question is why did they make it look like planes on each side is one cut off at the end of the other side attached to the main.body to make. [inaudible] >> it does look kinda weird. it is weird. this is what eric is talking about. i will get up and show you what happens here. >> so i think what we were talking about is these are connected. they look like two planes side-by-side. jet exhaust into the tail would be bad. their weird connection is you need to have enough room down here to carry spaceshipone fully underneath it. if we wanted to, the way it was designed, to

. >> on the respect question, i think that's so right but i think this boomeranged on hillary clinton focused so much on donald trump's rhetoric, but when she called donald trump supporters a basket of deporables, you can see it in the exits, it destroyed her with these voters and when staff in leaked e-mails called catholics and christians backwards, you know, this idea of rhetoric out of control is something that hurt hillary clinton in this race. >> woodruff: j.d. vance, how do you see this playing out? >> i think, first of all, donald trump and the republican party has to recognize obviously even though they won the election, if you look at the numbers among black and latino voters, this is not a long-term coalition they can build on. so i think it comes down to respect, to being gracious, to showing compassion for the problems of the black and latino communities and i really hope donald trump takes the ball that's within his court and tries to go after those voters and shows compassion and offers them something substantive to get excited about republican and conservative policy.

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boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> the elixir of life? >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. >> i can't help but think about the moment when dad was done with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. they share it as a family, but we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.com has lots more. happy halloween and we'll see you on the next "rtm". wow, that sort of blind-sided me. and it clears my terrible cold symptoms. ahh! this is awkward. new mucinex fast-max clear & cool. feel the menthol burst. and clear your worst cold symptoms. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> so, even aurora looks spooky this halloween. the space agency distributed this picture that looks like a celestialer celestial serpent, riding across the sky. this was the result of a solar storm.

. >> two guys flying boomerang. one guy is tearing the mask off. [laughter] >> that tells you a little something about his creativity. >> alan, i think we have time for one more question. >> okay. let's make it a good one. no pressure. >> young man right here. >> yes. >> the gentleman right in the front. wait a second and you will have the mic. >> so would this plane -- so on the sides it kind of looks like planes, my question is why did they make it look like planes on each side, did they want to cut off at the end of the other side that's attached to the main body to make three planes total? >> it does look kind of weird. >> it is weird. >> this is what erika is talking about. ly get up and show you what happens here. so i think what you're talking about is these aren't connected, right? they look like two planes side by side. remember, jet exhaust into the tail would be bad because it's hot. the weird connection is you need to have enough room down here to carry spaceship one fully underneath it. it's a two-stage altitude design and flies like a

welcoming a veto will boomerang. tomorrow, the veto will be used against your priorities. the satyr episode exposes a bigger problem. as i said, the weakness of the council. colleagues, mr. tusk, the eu cannot continue like this. if we look at the list of topics on the table, sanctions blocked, the ukraine agreement jeopardized. satyr blocked. decision on article 50, the eu has been kept dangling nine months. now they are threatening to veto budget. we cannot continue like this. the eu is like a three engine plane with one engine broken down. it's still flying as the other two engines are working. it cannot stay on course until the council engine is fixed. mr. tusk, please ensure that the european union will not undergo the same fate as poland in the 18th century as they were completely paralyzed by the veto. allowing every nobleman to block a decision and as a result, parliament did not become greater, it became irreally vanlt. the council has to take responsibility for the european union as a whole and it has to do so soon. because not only will our own citizens tire of

heavily armed man walking into a church and killing a bunch of people, and it's almost like throwing a boomerang. you in-depth hitting some target you may be never even intended. what did you see going on with that? >> a lot going on, obviously, just the way you framed it. the charleston murders galvanized opposition to the confederate symbols. as you know, this has been going on for decades. the undoing of the symbolic landscape has been going on really since the middle of the 20th century, that removal of flags from public places. there have been some peaks and valleys in that, and it kind of reached a point of stasis after the change in the georgia state flag in 2000 four, but i think everyone realized it was just an armistice awaiting something. the taking down is one part of what you are saying. i think to some degree, it came at a time when there's political movement to do that anyway. for one thing, an election year was coming up and the confederate flag has been a divisive issue in south carolina politics for a long time, so it was an opportunity to get it off the table. the treatment in

>> two guys flying boomerang, one of his other crazy designs, and its two aliens. you know the oval shaped head and it said, one guy is tearing his mask off and he's like, these masks are really uncomfortable. he's an alien underneath. [laughter] that tells you a little something about his creativity. >> i think with time for one more question. >> let's make it a good one. no pressure. >> be this young gentleman right in front. wait a second and we will have the mic. >> so with this plane, so if, on the side a kind of looks like planes. my question is why did they make it look like planes on each side? did they want to like cut off at the end of the other side, which is attached to the main body to make three points total? >> it does look kind of weird. >> it is weird. is what eric is talking about. i'll get up and show you what happened here. so i think what you are talking about, these are not connected. these look like to playing side-by-side. remember jet exhaust into the tale would be bad because it's hot. you didn't want of something back there. of the weird

it tends to boomerang back on the u.s., which is what any pro-growth administration does not want to do. by, he has got some tools on enforcement that he could drive -- paul: what do you think he could use? rep. brady: on the enforcement side, they could be more streamlined. use that. at the wto, america has won about 17 cases through the wto. other 18. but i would advise this -- let's go after china for investment violations. but i would say president bush , started the treaty with china and the obama administration continued it. i would think it would be terrific for the donald trump administration to finish it, because those bilateral trade and investment protections that we have been fighting for a long time -- so, if you have a big problem, my advice is to go straight at the problem. and i think that is the way, with his negotiating background skills, donald trump could make a difference. paul: ok. opening it up to the audience. any questions, anybody have a question? >> that you can send the monotony ipad, at it is better if you raise your hand and identify yourself. so we can

secondly, you want to make sure you don't so far overreach it boomerangs on you.time to be bold. republicans can do most of what they need to get done frankly by themselves. neil: governor, thank you very much. >> u welcome. neil: to the governor's point, that is donald trump will need on some more signature massive efforts like cutting income tax rates and the like. you would need 60 votes in the senate. cabinet appointments, 51 will do it for you. but 60 votes for some of these substantive changes the administration is looking at. ronald reagan easily cobbled together enough democrats at time, bo weevil democrats, southern democrats, to do just that it remains to be seen will move over to donald trump to help his agenda. he will need that help at least in the united states senate. >>> we have a lot more coming up when donald trump is signaling about hillary clinton. if you might have noticed he is praising her and even his husband bill. is that a sure sign as any, as far as prosecuting her, going after bill, ain't happening, under president trump? ♪ come on, wak

to far to the point where they kind of made everyone who had money a suspicious character and it boomeranged in a country that kind of likes to succeed? >> yeah, we were talking about that on the trading desks about half hour ago, neil. almost like you're listening. neil: i really was. >> they turned the middle class into republicans. entire middle class. neil: much better put. >> yeah. so that is the phenomenon that we were mentioning. >> although the popular vote is pretty -- neil: what do you make of that, by the way, scott? p popular very, very close. she wracked that up -- racked that up in california and that added to it, as ben stein was telling us last night. you will have anomalies where the democrat picks up popular vote, loses the electoral vote, tim kaine pounced on that today. do you think he should have done that? was this place to do it today? >> no, i don't think it was. i listened to her entire speech, i thought it was very good, very good speech. the rhetoric he had, no place for the fact we had following rules. all we can do is follow the rules. play the opponent in front

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it tends to boomerang back on the u.s., which is what any progrowth administration does not want to dobut, there are some tools on enforcement that can drive -- paul: what do you think he could use? rep. brady: on the enforcement side, they could be more streamlined. america is one of about -- has won about 17 cases through the wto. let's go after china for investment violations. president bush started the treaty with china and the obama administration continued it. i would think it would be terrific for the donald trump administration to finish it, because bilateral trade protections we have been fighting for for a long time -- if you have a problem, my advice is to go straight at it. and i think that is the way, with his negotiating background skills, donald trump could make a difference. paul: ok. opening it up to the audience. any questions, anybody have a question? >> it is better if you raise your hand and identify yourself. paul: we have one over here john. >> anybody want to follow up on tpp being on hold? >> thank you for your comments. my question is about health care. one th

they're using the initiative process to boomerang against the state legislature. state legislature says, oh gee, it lost in the vote. what are we going to do in sacramento? it nullifies the overwhelming them a critic party -- democratic party control of the state legislature. >> want to talk about a suspect -- subject that has not received much attention but has had an impact on the race. you, the professor at princeton university, the skyrocketing cost of student debt, what degree did the despair of people over student debt help fuel bernie sanders and have an impact on this race as well? we know that student debt sits high on the agenda as they try to imagine not only the value of the degree, but the prospects of their future. they are asking questions and they are asking questions of whether-party duopoly, or not democrats are on the side nothem, or whether or republican policies have in some way created the environment, that has some way held their future hostage. i think that we need to keep track of the way that millennials have participated in this election